Mummy Portrait of a Rich Woman Anagoria 

The "Mummy Portrait of a Rich Woman Anagoria" is a Fayum portrait, a type of encaustic painting on a wooden panel, originating from Roman Egypt. Fayum portraits, created between the 1st and 3rd centuries AD, were often attached to mummies as a way to preserve the likeness of the deceased for the afterlife. The painting depicts a woman wearing a dark hairpiece and jewelry, her face rendered with a degree of realism that reflects the artistic conventions of the time. This particular portrait is now located in the Alte Nationalgalerie in Berlin, Germany.