Facsimile of the south side of the sarcophagus of King Haremhab

Lancelot Crane

A.D. 1910–11; original ca. 1295 B.C. · Tempera on Paper · Egyptian Art

This facsimile painting copies the south side of the sarcophagus of Haremhab in his tomb (KV 57) in the Valley of the Kings. The painting was executed by Lancelot Crane for Theodore M. Davis and was published in Davis's publication of the tomb.

Artist: Lancelot Crane
Date: A.D. 1910–11; original ca. 1295 B.C.
Medium: Tempera on Paper
Department: Egyptian Art
Credit line: Rogers Fund, 1923

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