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Dit kalkstenen voorwerp, dat in 1934 door J. Capart gekocht is in de kunsthandel van Cairo, behoort tot een type beeldjes die voornamelijk afkomstig zijn uit het werkmansdorp van Deir el-Medina. Deze stukken, die één of twee bustes van personen afbeelden, stellen individuen voor en geen godheden. Ze werden in nissen in de huizen geplaatst en herdachten zo de voorouders van de familie, die "voortreffelijke geesten van Re" geworden waren en aan wie talrijke offers werden opgedragen. Dit beeldje is een mooi voorbeeld van de "voorouderbusten" die een koppel afbeelden, de vrouw links en de man rechts. Het dateert uit de 19e of de 20e dynastie.

This limestone object, which was acquired in the art trade of Cairo in 1934 by J. Capart, belongs to a type of figurines which come for the most part from the village of the workers of Deir el-Medinah. Depicting one or two people in bust, these works represent individuals and not divinities. They were placed in the niches in the houses and commemorate in this way the ancestors of the family, becoming the "excellent spirits of Re" to which many offerings were dedicated. This figurine is a beautiful example of the "busts of ancestors" representing a couple, the woman on the left and the man on the right. It dates from the 19th or from the 20th Dynasty.

Cet objet en calcaire, qui a été acheté dans le commerce d'art du Caire en 1934 par J. Capart, appartient à un type de figurines qui proviennent pour la plupart du village des ouvriers de Deir el-Médineh. Figurant un ou deux personnages en buste, ces oeuvres représentent des individus et non des divinités. Elles étaient placées dans des niches dans les maisons et commémoraient ainsi les ancêtres de la famille, devenus des "excellents esprits de Rê" auxquels plusieurs offrandes étaient dédiées. Cette figurine est un bel exemple des "bustes d'ancêtres" représentant un couple, la femme à gauche et l'homme à droite. Elle date de la XIXème ou de la XXème Dynastie.

Questo oggetto di calcare, che é stato acquistato nel commercio d'arte del Cairo nel 1934 da J. Capart, appartiene a un tipo di figurine che provengono per la maggior parte dal villaggio degli operai di Deir el-Medina. Raffiguranti uno o due personaggi fino al busto, queste opere rappresentano degli individui e non delle divinitá. Venivano poste in nicchie nelle case e commemoravano anche gli antenati della famiglia, divenuti degli "eccellenti spiriti di Ra"ai quali venivano dedicate numerose offerte. Questa figurina é un bell'esempio di "busti di antenati" rappresentanti una coppia, la donna a sinistra e l'uomo a destra. Essa data alla XIX o XX dinastia.

Este objecto de calcário, que foi comprado no comércio de arte do Cairo por Jean Capart em 1934, pertence a um tipo de figurinhas cuja maior parte provém da vila dos operários de Deir el-Medina. Mostrando uma ou duas personagens em busto, este tipo de obras representam pessoas e näo deuses. Eram colocadas em nichos nas casas e evocavam os antepassados da família, que se tinham tornado «excelentes akhu de Ré», sendo-lhes dedicadas muitas oferendas. Esta figurinha é um bom exemplo dos «bustos de antepassados» representando um casal, com a mulher à esquerda o homem à direita. Data da XIX dinastia ou da XX dinastia.

Este objeto de caliza, que fue comprado a un anticuario de El Cairo en 1934 por J. Capart, pertenece a ese grupo de figuras que provienen casi siempre del poblado de los trabajadores de Deir el-Medina. Estas obras representan el busto de uno o dos individuos, que no divinidades. Se colocaban en nichos en las casas para conmemorar a los antepasados de la familia, convertidos en "excelentes espíritus de Re", a los que se les dedicaban numerosas ofrendas. Esta figurita es un bello ejemplo de "busto de antepasados" y representa a una pareja, con la mujer a la izquierda y el hombre a la derecha. Data de la Dinastía XIX o XX.

This limestone object, which was acquired in the art trade of Cairo in 1934 by J. Capart, belongs to a type of figurines which come for the most part from the village of the workers of Deir el-Medinah. Depicting one or two people in bust, these works represent individuals and not divinities. They were placed in the niches in the houses and commemorate in this way the ancestors of the family, becoming the "excellent spirits of Re" to which many offerings were dedicated. This figurine is a beautiful example of the "busts of ancestors" representing a couple, the woman on the left and the man on the right. It dates from the 19th or from the 20th Dynasty.

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