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Tutankhamun's Death Mask

Reproduction of the golden death mask of King Tutankhamun, one of the most iconic and captivating artefacts from ancient Egypt.

About the Artwork

Reproduction of the golden death mask of King Tutankhamun, one of the most iconic and captivating artefacts from ancient Egypt.

Crafted during Dynasty 18, around 1323 BC, the intricately detailed mask was discovered in the pharaoh's burial chamber in the Valley of the Kings. The face of the mask represents the young Tutankhamun with delicate features and a serene expression, symbolising the pharaoh's peace in the afterlife.

Art Ref

DP047

Available to purchase as

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Giclée Print

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Object Record

Object Type

Coffin

Materials

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Date

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Period

Dynasty 18

Findspot

Tomb of Tutankhamun (KV62), Valley of the Kings

Dimensions

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Current Location

Cairo Museum

Object Number

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People Depicted

Tutankhamun

Deities Depicted

None

Animals Depicted

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Themes

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