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Linen mummy bandage with vignettes from The Book of the Dead
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Linen mummy bandage with vignettes from The Book of the Dead
TFM63450 Linen mummy bandage with vignettes from The Book of the Dead, Ptolemaic-Roman Period, c.100 BC-AD 200 (linen) by Egyptian; 12x55 cm; Freud Museum, London, UK; eFreud Museum, London; Egyptian, out of copyright
Media ID 22785950
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This print showcases a linen mummy bandage adorned with intricate vignettes from The Book of the Dead. Dating back to the Ptolemaic-Roman Period, approximately between 100 BC and AD 200, this ancient Egyptian artifact measures 12x55 cm. It is currently housed at the Freud Museum in London, UK. The bandage features stunning illustrations that depict scenes related to the afterlife and spirituality. These vignettes include representations of Horakhty, an important deity associated with both Ra and Horus, as well as hieratic text spells believed to guide the deceased through their journey into the next world. Bridgeman Images has expertly captured this remarkable piece of history in high-quality detail. The fine art print allows viewers to appreciate every delicate line and symbol on the linen fabric. The significance of this artifact lies not only in its historical value but also in its cultural importance. It provides us with a glimpse into ancient Egyptian beliefs surrounding death and the afterlife. This print serves as a reminder of our human fascination with mortality and our eternal quest for understanding what lies beyond. Displaying this artwork can spark conversations about ancient civilizations, religious practices, and even psychological interpretations - fittingly displayed at eFreud Museum in London where visitors can explore Sigmund Freud's theories on dreams, symbolism, and subconscious desires.
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