Image: Egyptian - Scribe Statue of Min-nakht - Walters 22230 - Three Quarter

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Description: Min-nakht is reading the papyrus on his lap. One of the first New Kingdom sculptures of this type, Min-nakht's statue was inspired by early Middle Kingdom style, including his large, prominent ears and his wig. The inscription on the papyrus records Min-nakht's name and his title, royal scribe. On the base is an offering text.
Title: Scribe Statue of Min-nakht
Credit: Walters Art Museum: Home page Info about artwork
Author: Anonymous (Egypt)
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