Sunk Relief of Ramessesemperrre

• Medium: Limestone, traces of paint
• Geographical Location: Egypt
• Dates: ca. 1279–1213 B.C.E. or ca. 1213–1204 B.C.E.
• Dynasty: XIX Dynasty, late in the Reign of Ramesses II or Merneptah
• Period: New Kingdom
• Dimensions: 15 3/16 x 3 9/16 x 23 5/8 in. (38.5 x 9 x 60 cm)
• Collection: Egyptian, Classical, Ancient Near Eastern Art
• Museum Location: Brooklyn Museum, BMA, 3MZM12, 34E
• Accession Number: 35.1315
• Image: CUR.35.1315.jpg. Brooklyn Museum photograph, 0,

Catalogue Description:
Oblong, limestone, sunk relief of Ramseesemperre, Fan-bearer on the right of the king, kneeling before small table of offerings worshipping the cow-headed Hathor, seated at right. Six columns of inscriptions. Condition: General condition good. Entire surface worn. Minor chips. Brown stains on man's body probably remains of paint. Remains of blue pigment in hieroglyphs and on Hathor's body. Relief must be examined for salts.