Courtesy of National Museums Liverpool, World Museum
Information
Plaster cast of a painted stone relief wall carving from the temple of Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahri. It is a detail of a scene from the middle colonnade, southern wall, showing Thutmose III offering incense to the sacred boat of Amun.
Blue pencil annotation on the back has a signature with a name now difficult to read but seems to end "enonsksy" and underneath " Deir el Bahari, Thebes". Also on the back is a pencil annotation, "John R. Davies ceris Bangor". Record card notes that it was donated to Norwich Castle Museum by Mr and Mrs R. J. Colman in 1942 (accession number 14.91.942).
Specifications
- Accession number
- 56.28.364
- Collection type
- Architecture
- Culture
- New Kingdom
- Place made
- Africa: Northern Africa: Egypt: Thebes: Deir el Bahri
- Date made
- 1473 BC - 1458 BC about
- Place collected
- Africa: Northern Africa: Egypt: Thebes: Deir el Bahri
- Date collected
- 1942 before
- Materials
- Plaster
- Measurements
- Overall: 757 mm x 720 mm x 30 mm
- Credit line
- Purchased from the collections of Norwich Castle Museum
- Legal status
- Permanent collection
- Provenance
- Location
- Item not currently on display