Gayet's Mummy Portraits from Antinoopolis 

This Fayum mummy portrait, likely painted between 50 and 250 AD, depicts a young woman wearing a laurel wreath, a symbol of victory or honor. The realistic style of the portrait, particularly the detailed eyes, is characteristic of the Fayum portrait tradition, a Roman-Egyptian art form. These portraits were painted on wood panels and placed over the face of mummies, offering a glimpse into the lives of individuals from that era. The portrait is currently on display in the Egyptian Museum of Berlin.