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Statuette of Henutnakhtu
Material: Wood Prepared for Gilding
This is an extraordinarily graceful statue from the Eighteenth Dynasty, and is arguably one of the finest such small statues of this period. Note that the face, surmounted by a heavy three part wig, is slightly large in proportion to the rest of the figure. The robe has just one sleeve with the left arm held at her side bare. This statue would have served as part of Henutakhtu's funerary assemblage.
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