Api ou Hapi. (Apis, taureau consacré a la Lune.) by Léon-Jean-Joseph Dubois

Hand-colored print of a black bull with horned headdress, sun disk and coiled serpent, decorated in red, blue and yellow.

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A black bull is shown in profile wearing a red saddle cloth with blue dots, a yellow and blue collar, and a horned headdress holding a yellow disk. A blue and yellow serpent coils beneath its head, and a hieroglyphic inscription appears above. The hand-colored print is attributed to Léon-Jean-Joseph Dubois and dated 1823 to 1825.

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1823 - 1825

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