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A 2,000-year-old lifelike mummy portrait from Egypt’s Faiyum region, resembling Renaissance art, has been discovered and will be displayed publicly.
A 2,000-year-old mummy portrait discovered in Egypt's Faiyum region has stunned experts with its lifelike detail and advanced artistic style, resembling Renaissance portraiture.
The encaustic-painted wooden panel depicts a young man with realistic facial features, individualized expression, and subtle shading, suggesting a high level of skill.
Unlike typical ancient Egyptian art, this piece emphasizes personal representation over tradition, reflecting Roman-era cultural blending.
Found in a burial site near the Nile, the portrait is now undergoing conservation and will be displayed publicly to highlight its historical and artistic significance.
Se ha descubierto un retrato realista de una momia de hace 2.000 años de la región de Faiyum en Egipto, que se asemeja al arte del Renacimiento, y se exhibirá públicamente.