31”h x 24”w x20”d, fired clay.

Resheph was originally an ancient Canaanite deity who was known as the Gazelle god to the Phoenician-Hittites. He resurfaced later in Egyptian mythology, serving variously as a god of horses and chariots, a guardian deity in battle, and was even believed to have a benevolent influence on one’s health. As with other archetypal representations of Egyptian deities, here he is shown with a human torso.

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