- object type: mummy portrait
<pre>- painting technique / material: encaustic on wood panel, gilding
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<p>- type of mummy (if preserved together with the portrait): red-shrouded mummy
- description of the depicted person: bearded (young) man, the hairstyle imitates the third and fourth portrait type of emperor Commodus, gilded wreath; gilded egyptian paintings on the shroud
- proposed period / date: 
- (Parlasca 1969-2003) 190-200 AD
- (Doxiadis 1995) middle antonine, ca. 161-180 AD
- (Borg 1996) late antonine, ca. 180-192 AD
- height (complete mummy): 162 cm
- width: 34 cm
- findspot: El-Hibeh
- excavator / first owner: Grenfell and Hunt
- museum / inventory number: Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum E.63.1903 
- bibliography: 
- Klaus Parlasca, Repertorio d´arte dell´Egitto greco-romano, Serie B, Ritratti di mummie, Volume II, Roma 1977, cat. 332
- Euphrosyne Doxiadis, The Mysterious Fayum Portraits. Faces from Ancient Egypt, London 1995, cat. 100-101
- Barbara Borg, Mumienporträts. Chronologie und kultureller Kontext, Mainz 1996, 80.93.129.131.133-134.188
- <a rel="nofollow" class="external free" href="http://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/50667">http://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/50667</a>
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