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Tourism expert Shadi El-Beyali confirmed that the Portfolios of Fayoum are among the most prominent artistic and archaeological treasures that reflect the interaction between Egyptian civilization and Greek and Roman influences. He stated that exhibiting them in international exhibitions and promoting tourism enhances Egypt's position in global cultural tourism. He explained that completing the restoration of the "Brothers’ Panel" is an important step in protecting one of the most significant examples of funerary portrait art in Egypt from the Roman era, which combines artistic and historical value and reflects Egyptian funeral traditions and artistic influences. He also pointed out that Fayoum portraits are characterized by precise techniques, including the encaustic method, which involves colors mixed with wax and was used to depict the features of the deceased on mummies' faces. Their value includes the quality of the materials and their archaeological condition. He stressed the importance of conducting restorations based on scientific principles to preserve their authenticity and original features, ensuring their continuity for future generations.
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