Paneling from a niche and a lintel of Pa-nehesi (lintel)
19th/20th Dynasty, ca. 1315-1166 BC
The lintel and both jambs probably framed a niche for a statue in the tomb of Pa-nehesi. In the center at the top, a djed-pillar, the symbol of Osiris, is flanked by two recumbent jackals and wedjat eyes. Below, the standard-bearer Pa-nehesi and his wife kneel before OsirisWenen-nefer and Re-Horakhty. Here and on the jambs, Pa-nehesi carries standards.
The lintel and both jambs probably framed a niche for a statue in the tomb of Pa-nehesi. In the center at the top, a djed-pillar, the symbol of Osiris, is flanked by two recumbent jackals and wedjat eyes. Below, the standard-bearer Pa-nehesi and his wife kneel before OsirisWenen-nefer and Re-Horakhty. Here and on the jambs, Pa-nehesi carries standards.
Time:
19th/20th Dynasty, ca. 1315-1166 BC
Object Name
Niche paneling
Culture
Ägyptisch
Location of discovery:
Theben (vermutlich)
Material/technology:
Limestone
Dimensions:
H 46,3 cm, B 95,2 cm, T 10,1 cm, G 47 kg
Copyright
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Ägyptisch - Orientalische Sammlung
Invs.
Ägyptische Sammlung, INV 148
Provenance
1821, purchased by Ernst August Burghart in Egypt
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