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"Kapefenhamontu Presenting an Image of Osiris , 1983.173,” Harvard Art Museums collections online, Nov 15, 2024, https://hvrd.art/o/289212.
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In this dark stone statue, a man, now headless and legless, stands with his hands resting on the shoulders of a smaller statue. His chest is bare, and the loss for his head begins around his clavicle. The statue before him, depicting the God Osiris, is about waist height. Osiris is in his partially mummified form, with his arms crossed and holding a crook and flail. The rest of his limbs are indistinct in their wrappings. He is wearing a long bulbous crown with a cobra at the brow and feathers on either side and has a braided false beard.