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Color lithograph of Egyptian Queen Nebto in profile with a tall flowered headdress, striped wig, and hieroglyphs at left.

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Peinture; portrait de la reine Nebto, fille de Ramsès-Meïamoun (XIXe. dynastie), Émile Prisse d'Avennes (1878). Via artnap.com

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A color lithographic plate shows a queen in profile wearing a tall headdress topped with seven flowered stalks, a blue and green striped wig, and a broad collar with a gold ankh. Hieroglyphs and a cartouche appear at the left, set on a pale cream background. The work is an 1878 print after Émile Prisse d'Avennes, titled as a portrait of Queen Nebto, daughter of Ramesses-Meiamun, from the XIXth Dynasty.