Egyptian Papyrus Painting ,Queen Nefertari Ahmose, the Papyrus Institute, Egypt

Authentic Egyptian Papyrus Art Painting of Queen Ahmose Nefertari/ Nefertari Ahmes, the first Great Royal Wife of the 18th Dynasty of Ancient Egypt, married to King Ahmose. This hand painted papyrus art piece is from the museum of papyrus by Dr. Ragab, The Papyrus Institute, in Egypt; originally purchased from the museum between 1968-1970. Professionally framed in Maidenhead, Berkshire England. Later purchased in Oxfordshire England in 2017 & in my possession since this time. The papyrus painting of Queen Nefertari is in excellent condition and has never been removed from the glass covered professional framing. 10.5"W x 13.5" H The painting depicts Queen Nefertari Ahmes with her face painted in black, which Egyptian scholars say that black skin meant new life to the Egyptians. The color black was associated with rebirth, fertility, death and Egypt itself was referred to as Black Land, in reference to the fertile silt of the Nile that gave Egypt life. Her black face was a symbol of fertility and a reference to her position as the Mother of Egypt., and a goddess. Hand painted in the ancient technique of papyrus, from the museum that has endeavored to revive it in Egypt. This item is covered by the Poshmark Money Back Guarantee policy. *This fragile item will be very, very carefully and securely packaged layers of bubble wrap/ packing paper, foam... for securing safety in shipment. I search out and offer only the highest quality in materials, craftsmanship, production,