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Sculpture of Anubis, Egyptian Antiquities. Resin replica of the the wooden sculpture belonging to the Musée de la Vieille Charité (Marseille, France).
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Model | 3336727444443 |
Artist | Atelier de moulage de la Réunion des Musées Nationaux |
Publisher | Moulage de la Réunion des Musées Nationaux |
Format | Résine |
Dimensions | H. 19 L. 4 P. 8 cm |
Technique(s) | Antiquités égyptiennes. 332 à 30 avant J.-C., Epoque ptolémaïque. |
Museum | Marseille - Musée de la Vieille Charité |
All sculptures and replicas have been carefully modelled on originals from the French museums' collections. All the replicas sold bear the RMN (French National Museums) stamp and have a certificate of origin and guarantee of quality.
Anubis is one of the most known gods and most important of the Egyptian religion.After the murder of Osiris by his Seth brother, he invents the momification what explains its epithet of "that which is the strip" and thus allows to the god ressusciter.
He thus becomes the owner of the embalmers. He introduces also deaths into beyond and protects their burial from where its many representations in funerary decorations.
He is often represented, like here, in the shape of a man with head of wild dog or jackal. He also appears in the shape of these animals, lying on a base in form of mastaba.
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