Plaque representing an Egyptian open shrine (kiosk)
Summary
Columns with bell-shaped capitals support the barrel roof of the kiosk. Isis(?) towers over an open-lintel doorway surmounted by lions or perhaps cats.
From Egypt
Roman Period
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Tags
bronze
copper alloy
metal
plaques
roman period
plaque
egyptian
shrine
kiosk
history of the ancient world
egypt roman period
egyptian civilisation
2nd century
1st century ad
3 d object
egyptian gods
isis
metropolitan museum of art
art of africa
ancient egypt
Date
0000 - 0500
Source
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Link
Copyright info
Public Domain Dedication (CC0)