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A Fragmentary Egyptian Basalt Figure of a Falcon — A Fragmentary Egyptian Basalt Figure of a Falcon, Late Period, probably 30th Dynasty, 380-342 B.C.

A Fragmentary Egyptian Basalt Figure of a Falcon

A Fragmentary Egyptian Basalt Figure of a Falcon, Late Period, probably 30th Dynasty, 380-342 B.C.

This fragmentary Egyptian basalt figure of a falcon dates to the Late Period (30th Dynasty, 380-342 B.C.) and represents ancient Egyptian animal sculpture. The work demonstrates the refined carving techniques and spiritual significance of falcon imagery in Egyptian culture.

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Auction House · Sotheby's

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Ancient Sculpture and Works of Art

June 29, 2022

Estimate: $3,000 – $5,000

Lot 142

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A Fragmentary Egyptian Basalt Figure of a Falcon, A Fragmentary Egyptian Basalt Figure of a Falcon, Late Period, probably 30th Dynasty, 380-342 B.C.

This fragmentary Egyptian basalt figure of a falcon dates to the Late Period (30th Dynasty, 380-342 B.C.) and represents ancient Egyptian animal sculpture. The work demonstrates the refined carving techniques and spiritual significance of falcon imagery in Egyptian culture.

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Related themes

Monochrome, Artifact, Basalt, Late Period, Sculpture, Stone, Falcon, Ancient, Figurative, Egyptian