Mourner from the Tomb of Philip the Bold, Duke of Burgundy (1364–1404)
Claus de Werve (d. 1439)
1404–10 · Sculpture, vizille alabaster
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Mourner from the Tomb of Philip the Bold, Duke of Burgundy (1364–1404)
Claus de Werve (d. 1439)
1404–10 · Sculpture, vizille alabaster
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Men Bearing Tomb Equipment
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c. 667–647 BCE · Sculpture, limestone
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Tomb Relief of the Chief Physician Amenhotep and Family
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c. 1279–1257 BCE · Sculpture, limestone with traces of paint
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Tomb Relief
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230 CE · Sculpture, limestone
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Mourner from the Tomb of Philip the Bold, Duke of Burgundy (1364–1404)
Claus de Werve (d. 1439)
1404–1410 · Sculpture, vizille alabaster
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Relief with Dragon from a Funerary Stove Model
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202 BCE–220 CE · Ceramic, earthenware with relief decoration
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Relief with Tiger from a Funerary Stove Model
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202 BCE–220 CE · Ceramic, earthenware with relief decoration
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Relief of Nyankhnesut Seated
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c. 2311–2281 BCE · Sculpture, painted limestone
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Relief with Rampant Tiger and Boar from a Funerary Stove Model
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202 BCE–220 CE · Ceramic, earthenware with relief decoration
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Fragment of a Tomb Relief
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1401–1391 BCE · Sculpture, limestone
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Panel from Model Cooking Stove: Lancer Jousting with a Tiger
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100–1 BCE · Ceramic, earthenware with impressed relief decoration
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