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Osiris is represented standing; his body is enveloped in a tightly fitting mummy gown leaving exposed only his hands holding a crook and a flail; he wears an atef-crown with uraeus and without horns, a pleated artificial beard and a broad collar. The eyes were originally inlaid.

Osiris is represented standing; his body is enveloped in a tightly fitting mummy gown leaving exposed only his hands holding a crook and a flail; he wears an atef-crown with uraeus and without horns, a pleated artificial beard and a broad collar. The eyes were originally inlaid.

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Recorded in the Golenischeff catalogue of 1891.

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Golenischeff W., Ermitage Imperial. Inventaire de la collection #gyptienne. S.l., 1891, p.28, no.229.

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Preservation: 
The ends of the feathers of the crown and the head of the uraeus are lost.

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