Sherd with painting of monkey scratching nose of human figure, head and shoulders preserved, both shown in profile, as if a caricature of opening the mouth rite on statue or masked mummified body (statues are depicted with shoulders in profile); figure wears plain wig, unguent cone and lotus flower with bud. Marked "Amenhotep II" but published as found behind Ramesseum (area identified as 'artist school' on basis of sherds with depictions here).
Ramesseum
Behind Ramesseum
Documentatie
- Petrie, William Matthew Flinders, Six Temples at Thebes, p.17 and pl.VI.14
