Egypt’s Fayoum mummy portraits to travel abroad for first time after restoration
- Specialists from Rome worked alongside conservators from the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir — where the collection is usually kept — for three weeks to restore the artwork, officials said at a press conference.
- Fayoum mummy portraits were painted primarily on thin wooden panels and placed over the faces of the deceased within
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- Specialists from Rome worked alongside conservators from the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir — where the collection is usually kept — for three weeks to restore the artwork, officials said at a press conference.
- Fayoum mummy portraits were painted primarily on thin wooden panels and placed over the faces of the deceased within
Sources: ABC News