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Egypt’s Fayoum mummy portraits to travel abroad for first time after restoration

Egypt will lend a major part of the Fayoum collection to a temporary exhibition in Rome, marking the first time it will travel abroad

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埃及法尤姆木乃伊肖像修复后将首次出国展出

Fayoum portraits 'Tondo Of The Two Brothers', Egyptian icons from the Greco-Roman period the 1st century BC, are displayed at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Egypt. Photo: AP

Egypt unveiled on Sunday a restored version of the Tondo Of The Two Brothers, a prized 2nd-century painting from the famed Fayoum portraits.

Specialists from Rome worked alongside conservators from the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir - where the collection is usually kept - for three weeks to restore the artwork, officials said at a press conference.

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