Carved head of a ram representing the god Amun-Re. Broken from a statue that would have shown someone kneeling behind the image of Amun-Re set upon an altar (c.f., Museo Egizio, Turin, no. C.3032).

Purchased at Sotheby's, London, 9-10 December 1907, Lot 71, "A large Mask from a sarcophagus. Head of a Prince, from a statue. Upper parts of two Statues and a Head of a Ram; all of limestone". 

Round sticker with serrated edges marked 1353 and W48/1. Round sticker marked 71/5.

CONDITION NOTE (1998): Incomplete, chipped, worn, surface dirt, label adhered to surface.

Head of a Ram | National Museums Liverpool

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Carved head of a ram representing the god Amun-Re. Broken from a statue that would have shown someone kneeling behind the image of Amun-Re set upon an altar (c.f., Museo Egizio, Turin, no. C.3032). Purchased at Sotheby's, London, 9-10 December 1907, Lot 71, "A large Mask from a sarcophagus. Head of a Prince, from a statue. Upper parts of two Statues and a Head of a Ram; all of limestone". Round sticker with serrated edges marked 1353 and W48/1. Round sticker marked 71/5. CONDITION NOTE (1998): Incomplete, chipped, worn, surface dirt, label adhered to surface.

Head of a Ram

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