Roman Egypt Gallery

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Pharaoh Caracalla* granite* Alexandria National MuseumSource: Sailko, CC BY 3.0 <creative

Mummy portrait* Fayum* 2nd century CE* The Art institute of Chicagowww.artic.edu/artworks/55

art-through-the-ages:Painted portrait of Septimius Severus and his family, from Egypt, ca. A.D. 200.

theancientwayoflife:~ Cup with Cranes.Culture: RomanPlace of origin: Alexandria, Egypt Date: ca. 25

armafeminamque:fayum portraits from roman egypt // yale university art gallery, and the british muse

jeannepompadour:Mummy portrait of a girl, 120-150 A.D. Roman Egypt

historyfilia:Fresco with the Arrival of Io in Egypt Roman, AD 62–79; found in the Temple of Isis, Po

Breast mask of Crates; Roman Egypt (30 BC - 392 AD)

Statue of the God HermanubisMarble statue of the jackal-headed god Anubis (Hermanubis), associated w

Mosaic glass with an image of IbisThis tile was probably made in Egypt and then exported all the way

arthistoryfeed:Bust of #Minerva (finial of a banner). Place of origin: #Rome, Date: A.D. 1st century

Fayum portrait of a woman, 2nd century Roman Egypt

Isis-Aphrodite; polychrome terracotta from Alexandria, 1st century AD

romegreeceart:Children’s sock from El-Sheikh Ibada, Egypt, AD 200-400British Museum. Picture: Truste

A roughly decorated mummy mask, early Roman period

ancient-rome-au:I came across this stylized, time-trend estimate of the population of Roman Egypt [h

Statue of Nakhtanubis, priest of Osiris, shown holding a miniature shrine with an effigy of Osiris.

waswseffortblog:A Gold and Emerald Necklace, probably Egypt, late Roman or early Byzantine, circa 3r

The Temple of Hathor, historically called the Temple of Tentyra, in the Dendera temple complex, is o

dwellerinthelibrary:A Roman grave altar showing Hermanubis.Cynocephalos - dog-headed man by petrus.a

historyfilia:Snake ring, from Egypt, Roman Period (A.D. 1st century)(via The Met)

medievalpoc:Ancient Art Week!Painted Shroud with the Deceased Between Anubis and OsirisRoman Egypt (

Romano-Egyptian snake bracelet, 1st c. AD

Hadrian’s lover Antinous depicted as Osiris. Unknown Roman artist, 1st half of 2nd cent. CE. Found

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