Egypt, 330
See author's fileEgyptian sculpture typically makes use of compact physical forms of a standardised, timeless nature. Uninterested in either the realism of Greco-Roman art or the idealisation of the human body, the Egyptian sculptural language relies on different codes, which has made it very appealing to collectors.
Schröder, Stephan F., Catálogo de la escultura clásica: Museo del Prado, I, Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid, 1993, pp. 44-45.
Números descatalogados del inventario informático.
Núm. F000077.
El 14/9/2021 se cambió su número de inventario F77 a E1047, por indicación de la Jefe de Área de Escultura y Artes Decorativas.
Galería Jónica Planta Principal Norte (On Display)
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