Cosmetic Spoon in the Shape of Swimming Woman Holding a Dish
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Descripción de objeto de CurationistAncient Egyptians often swam in the Nile River and elites had pools of their own. Based on two-dimensional depictions, it's assumed the nude woman whose body makes up the cosmetic spoon handle is swimming.
She lies on her belly with her legs together and arms outstretched above her head. A small dish with a swinging lid rests on top of her arms. The dish is shaped like an antelope and would have held a cosmetic.
She lies on her belly with her legs together and arms outstretched above her head. A small dish with a swinging lid rests on top of her arms. The dish is shaped like an antelope and would have held a cosmetic.
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Cosmetic Spoon, Swimming Woman, Gazelle
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Unknown, Cosmetic Spoon in the Shape of Swimming Woman Holding a Dish, circa 1390–1352 BCE. Metropolitan Museum of Art. Egyptians depicted swimmers in their art and everyday objects, like this cosmetic spoon. Public Domain.
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