古埃及,後期 木 奥西里斯像及原始纸草片段(也许是《死者之书》?) - 11 cm





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古埃及晚期木質奧西里斯神像,附原始紙草碎片,尺寸11×3×4.5 cm,戴 Atef 王冠與 uraeus,雙臂交叉,背面有放紙草的凹槽,含碎片,品相尚可,伴有年久裂紋與磨損,來源私人收藏,德國,2025年取得;真實性 Original。
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精细雕刻的木制人像, depicting the god Osiris in his characteristic mummiform representation. The deity wears the distinctive Atef crown with a uraeus and the traditional divine beard. His arms are crossed over the chest, originally holding the royal insignia, now only partially preserved due to age.
The figure is carved against a rectangular back pillar. The reverse contains a recessed compartment that originally housed a rolled papyrus. Remarkably, a fragment of this original papyrus has survived and accompanies the figure.
Wooden Osiris figures of this type were placed in tombs or dedicated as votive objects and played an important role in the cult of Osiris, the Egyptian god of resurrection and the afterlife. The inserted papyrus frequently contained religious texts or magical spells intended to protect the deceased and ensure rebirth in the afterlife. Surviving original papyrus fragments associated with such figures are comparatively uncommon and add significant historical interest to the object.
The surface displays a fine, age-related patina. Despite the expected signs of age, the carving remains well defined and preserves the original character of the figure.
Condition:
Age-related shrinkage cracks, minor losses, surface wear, and small chips throughout. The papyrus compartment on the reverse is open. An original papyrus fragment survives separately and is included with the figure. Overall in authentic ancient condition with an attractive aged patina.
Provenance:
Formerly in the Madeleine & Erich Dammann Collection, Germany. Acquired during the owners' extensive travels between 1950 and 1970. Documented in Germany by 1970 and subsequently retained in continuous family ownership. As was customary for private purchases made in local markets during the 1950s–1970s, purchase receipts or invoices were generally neither issued nor requested. The provenance is therefore supported by continuous family ownership, historical photographs, and accompanying biographical documentation.
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精细雕刻的木制人像, depicting the god Osiris in his characteristic mummiform representation. The deity wears the distinctive Atef crown with a uraeus and the traditional divine beard. His arms are crossed over the chest, originally holding the royal insignia, now only partially preserved due to age.
The figure is carved against a rectangular back pillar. The reverse contains a recessed compartment that originally housed a rolled papyrus. Remarkably, a fragment of this original papyrus has survived and accompanies the figure.
Wooden Osiris figures of this type were placed in tombs or dedicated as votive objects and played an important role in the cult of Osiris, the Egyptian god of resurrection and the afterlife. The inserted papyrus frequently contained religious texts or magical spells intended to protect the deceased and ensure rebirth in the afterlife. Surviving original papyrus fragments associated with such figures are comparatively uncommon and add significant historical interest to the object.
The surface displays a fine, age-related patina. Despite the expected signs of age, the carving remains well defined and preserves the original character of the figure.
Condition:
Age-related shrinkage cracks, minor losses, surface wear, and small chips throughout. The papyrus compartment on the reverse is open. An original papyrus fragment survives separately and is included with the figure. Overall in authentic ancient condition with an attractive aged patina.
Provenance:
Formerly in the Madeleine & Erich Dammann Collection, Germany. Acquired during the owners' extensive travels between 1950 and 1970. Documented in Germany by 1970 and subsequently retained in continuous family ownership. As was customary for private purchases made in local markets during the 1950s–1970s, purchase receipts or invoices were generally neither issued nor requested. The provenance is therefore supported by continuous family ownership, historical photographs, and accompanying biographical documentation.
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