The Gayer- Anrson Cat is a life-size st ma of pper alloy reprentg the female t y Bastet. The t wears jewellery, a Wedjat Eye amulet on s cht, a srab between the ears and a band of ratn around s neck reprentg a llar (Brish Mm, 2008). It was ma g the lost-wax stg…
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- THE GAYER-ANRSON T
- THE GAYER-ANRSON CAT
- GAYER-ANRSON: THE MAN BEHD THE CAT
- THE GAYER-ANRSON CAT
- WONRFUL THGS ARTHOMEARTSEARCHSERVICVIOSARTICLSHOPMOREUSE TAB TO NAVIGATE THROUGH THE MENU EMS.REPRODUCTN ANCIENT EGYPTIAN ARTWORK BY NATALIE ALL POSTSPHOTOGRAPHYARTARTICLTRANSLATNSEGYPTOLOGYSEARCHLOG / SIGN UPNATALIE WATSONMAR 18, 20201 M READTHE GAYER-ANRSON CAT, BRISH MM
THE GAYER-ANRSON T
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The Gayer-Anrson t is a bronze figure pictg one form of the godss Bastet.
It's named after Major Robert Grenville Gayer-Anrson, who donated the statue to the Brish Mm 1939. Gayer-Anrson was a keen llector of small Egyptian sculptur, jewellery and pottery. He showsed the his home Cairo, now known as the Gayer-Anrson Mm.
THE GAYER-ANRSON CAT
The Gayer-Anrson t is the most famo object of Robert Gayer-Anrson's llectn of oriental art.
GAYER-ANRSON: THE MAN BEHD THE CAT
Bequt of Major Robert Gayer-Anrson, 1939. The Gayer-Anrson Cat.
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Gayer-Anrson, mostly known for the ancient t that was once his llectn, led a fascatg life as an adventurer, surgeon, soldier, llector, dilettante, and lover and prerver of bety. All imag om Gayer-Anrson: The Life and Afterlife of the Irish Pasha (AUC Prs).
THE GAYER-ANRSON CAT
It is known simply as the Gayer-Anrson Cat. [ptn id="attachment_536985" align="alignnone" width="620"] The Gayer-Anrson Cat[/ptn].
WONRFUL THGS ARTHOMEARTSEARCHSERVICVIOSARTICLSHOPMOREUSE TAB TO NAVIGATE THROUGH THE MENU EMS.REPRODUCTN ANCIENT EGYPTIAN ARTWORK BY NATALIE ALL POSTSPHOTOGRAPHYARTARTICLTRANSLATNSEGYPTOLOGYSEARCHLOG / SIGN UPNATALIE WATSONMAR 18, 20201 M READTHE GAYER-ANRSON CAT, BRISH MM
The life of the man behd the t is explored a new book, Gayer Anrson: The Life and Afterlife of the Irish Pasha, by Louise Foxcroft.