An Egyptian Granite Relief Fragment for the King's Scribe, Paser II, Reign of Ramesses II, ca. 1279 - 1213 BCE 35891113_xl and blue polychrome remaining

and blue polychrome remaining

this Painting features single or multiple panels displaying beautiful Camel caravan going through desert at sunset

the upper convex side depicts the representation of a tilapia fish

Condition: Minor mineral deposits throughout the porous ceramic

previously Anavian family collection acquired in Iran by David and Henry Anavian

An Egyptian Granite Relief Fragment for the King's Scribe, Paser II, Reign of Ramesses II, ca. 1279 - 1213 BCE 35891113_xl and blue polychrome remainingfinely carved in six registers, the text reads: "[] when drafting recruits that I received from the gift of I answered free of falsehood I completed two thirds, only one third was left of Amun, the overseer of the prophets of Min the Osiris, king's scribe Paser." Paser II was the son of the High Priest of Min and Isis named Minmose during the reign of Ramesses II; one uncle was the High Priest of Amun, Wennenefer and another the Troop Commander of