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Funerary monument, tomb of Rabiri, relief of priestess of Isis and deceased, 40 BC, from via Appia (sculpture)
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Funerary monument, tomb of Rabiri, relief of priestess of Isis and deceased, 40 BC, from via Appia (sculpture)
6384306 Funerary monument, tomb of Rabiri, relief of priestess of Isis and deceased, 40 BC, from via Appia (sculpture); Palazzo Massimo alle Terme & Museum, Rome, Lazio, Italy; (add.info.: Funerary monument, tomb of Rabiri, relief of priestess of Isis and deceased, 40 BC, from via Appia, national museum of Rome at the Palazzo Massimo, Rome, Italy); Photo © Stefano Baldini
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© Photo © Stefano Baldini / Bridgeman Images
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This stunning print captures the intricate details of a Funerary monument, the tomb of Rabiri, dating back to 40 BC. The relief depicts a priestess of Isis standing alongside the deceased, showcasing a beautiful portrayal of ancient religious practices and beliefs.
The marble sculpture is a testament to the craftsmanship and artistry of the time, with delicate features and elaborate designs that tell a story of devotion and remembrance. The priestess is depicted in traditional attire, her expression serene yet solemn as she pays tribute to the departed soul.
The presence of Isis, a revered goddess in Egyptian mythology, adds an element of mystique and spirituality to the scene. Her divine presence symbolizes protection and guidance for the deceased on their journey to the afterlife.
As we gaze upon this remarkable piece of history, we are transported back in time to an era where rituals surrounding death were deeply intertwined with religious symbolism. The tombstone serves as a lasting memorial for Rabiri and his family, preserving their memory for eternity.
This print from Palazzo Massimo alle Terme & Museum in Rome allows us to appreciate not only the artistic beauty but also the cultural significance of this ancient funerary monument. It stands as a reminder of our connection to those who came before us and honors their legacy through art that transcends time.
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