The book "Предметнохудожественное оформление египетского погребального обряда в Римский период 30 г до нэ—395 г нэ" by [Author's name] is an in-depth exploration of the evolution of funerary art in Roman Egypt, specifically focusing on three types of works: funerary masks, portraits, and veils. The author's aim is to systematize and classify funeral images in the context of local features of the funeral cult in various regions of Egypt between 30 BC and 395 AD. This comprehensive study sheds light on the development of these art forms and their significance during this pivotal period in Egyptian history. The book begins with an introduction to the importance of funerary art in ancient Egyptian culture, highlighting its role in preserving the deceased's identity and ensuring their safe passage into the afterlife. The author then delves into the specific examples of funerary masks, portraits, and veils, examining their unique characteristics and the ways in which they were used to honor the dead. Each type of work is analyzed in detail, taking into account the materials, techniques, and symbolism employed in their creation.

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