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Painted Sarcophagus, 4th century A.D.

Painted Sarcophagus

4th century A.D. · Sarcophagus · 49.8 × 41.9 cm

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SalGetty Villa, Gallery 210, Roman Egypt

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Om skulpturen

The sarcophagus is preserved in four panels. The longest (from one of the long sides) represents the deceased reclining with two attendants serving his food. The remaining three panels are covered with ornamental panels. The bottom and one short side are missing.

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Inventarnummer
82.AP.75

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SkulpturTræFør 1400Romano-Egyptian

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