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COPTIC TAPESTRY FRAGMENT.
Coptic Tapestry Fragment
COPTIC TAPESTRY FRAGMENT.
COPTIC TAPESTRY FRAGMENT.
Museum of International Folk Art; Gift of the Lloyd E. Cotsen and Neutrogena Corporation Collection. Photographs by Pat Pollard.
DepartmentTextiles-Africa

Coptic Tapestry Fragment

NameTapestry Fragment
CultureCoptic
Date5th-6th century
Place madeEgypt, Africa
MediumLinen, wool, paint
Dimensions27 × 15 1/4 in. (68.5801 × 38.7351 cm)
Credit LineMuseum of International Folk Art, gift of Lloyd E. Cotsen and the Neutrogena Corporation, A.1995.93.22
Object numberA.1995.93.22
DescriptionA dark female figure with a large head dominates the panel. She is dancing and has her right hand in the air. Her costume is scant, revealing her arms and legs. Possibly the image of a Nubian dancer; colors are browns, tan, red,off-white; made of linen, wool, paint; woven and painted.
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