the prince in front of Duamutef
This represents the fourth and final son of Horus, recognisable by his black canine head which is a reminder of that of Anubis. Unlike the other three, who wear golden knee-length tunics, this one is sheathed in a gilt shroud. From the front of the shroud emerge two black hands with a gold bracelet on each wrist, clutching a was-sceptre. Despite having the canine head, he still wears human hair on his head, trimmed with gold.
Again, Montuherkhepeshef has empty hands raised in homage in front of the image of the divinity.
This represents the fourth and final son of Horus, recognisable by his black canine head which is a reminder of that of Anubis. Unlike the other three, who wear golden knee-length tunics, this one is sheathed in a gilt shroud. From the front of the shroud emerge two black hands with a gold bracelet on each wrist, clutching a was-sceptre. Despite having the canine head, he still wears human hair on his head, trimmed with gold.
Again, Montuherkhepeshef has empty hands raised in homage in front of the image of the divinity.
The Tomb of Prince Montuherkhepeshef - KV19
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