Statue of Kha-em-waset
19th Dynasty, ca. 1250 BC
Kha-em-waset, High Priest of Memphis, was a son of Ramesses II. The statue is unfinished; only the back pillar and some areas of the soles of the feet and the bridges between the upper arms and torso received a final polish. The kneeling figure once held a shrine. The texts on the back pillar contain offering and dedicatory formulas.
Kha-em-waset, High Priest of Memphis, was a son of Ramesses II. The statue is unfinished; only the back pillar and some areas of the soles of the feet and the bridges between the upper arms and torso received a final polish. The kneeling figure once held a shrine. The texts on the back pillar contain offering and dedicatory formulas.
Time:
19th Dynasty, ca. 1250 BC
Object Name
Statue
Culture
Ägyptisch
Location of discovery:
Memphis
Material/technology:
Granodiorite
Dimensions:
H 154 cm, B 58 cm, T 52 cm, G 700 kg
Copyright
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Ägyptisch - Orientalische Sammlung
Invs.
Ägyptische Sammlung, INV 5768
Provenance
1878, acquired with the Miramar Collection
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