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Funerary Shroud of a Woman - Egypt Museum
Shroud of a woman, c. 170–200 A.D.Met Museum. 09.181.8 With gentle elegance and silent dignity, a woman emerges from the linen folds of this Roman-period funerary shroud, painted in vibrant tempera nearly two thousand years ago. Hailing likely from Antinoöpolis or the Faiyum region, this remarkable textile, measuring over two metres in length, blends the funerary traditions of Pharaonic Egypt with the fashion sensibilities and artistic styling o…
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