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 : Isis. A Sculptural portrait depiction of the Ancient Egyptian Goddess


Isis

A Sculptural portrait depiction of the Ancient Egyptian Goddess, Isis also referred to as Aset, seen by many as the Mother of Horus, her worship was spread throughout the Greco Roman world. She is often shown with great wings, here they are seen only as a decoration below her folded arms, they symbolise power and mourning

Picture No
13749561
Media ID
45155682
Size
3311px x 4651px (4.0MB)
Credit
© CLM Archive Collection / Mary Evans
Source
Sculpture from Colour Magazine Volume 5 January 1917, by Frances Taplin Darlington (1880-1940)
Date
circa 1916

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