Representation of two princesses carved plaque

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Representation of two princesses carved plaque


Artist : Anonymous Model : Nebma Rê ( Aménophis III) ( Tiy) Time of : Nebma Rê ( Aménophis III) Material : Cornaline Acquisition : Rogers Fund (1944)	Metropolitan Museum of Art Amenhotep III Right Ground Floor - Section 15 Item 16 on 49 Ancient Egypt Jewel Vitrine : 1 (Ref. 4) Area related Egypte

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Two princesses, each holding a sistrum and an ankh, face the enthroned Amenhotep III and Queen Tiye, who are attended by a fan-bearer.

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