Petra Rodgers

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Recent oil painting on plywood x

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Coloured pencil drawing of a fender and a broken butterfly wing mounted in a vintage coin drawer.

Drawing tunes! Coloured pencil in plywood mounted in vintage coin draw.

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From the archives. Coloured pencil on plywood.

An image of an ancient Egyptian wooden box with a separate flat lid placed on top slightly ajar. Dimensions 29.5 cm x 22 cm x 49 cm. The inside of the box is divided into compartments (obscured in the image by the lid). The exterior of the box is decorated with a painted checkerboard pattern, with lotus bud and blossom border. The box’s contents are displayed next it. Small jars and containers made of alabaster, faience, and blue glass decorated with yellow and white festoons. Some still contain traces of original unguents and fat based creams. A blue glass eye-makeup tube decorated with white and yellow festoons, contains an applicator stick for applying kohl, a black eye cosmetic ‘made from soot and antimony that was applied to the eyelids and eyelashes as a protective filter against the rays of the sun and as a disinfectant’. This beauty box belonged to a woman named Merit. It was discovered in 1906 by Italian archaeologist Ernesto Schiaparelli inside Theban tomb (TT8) which belonged to Merit and her husband Kha. Kha was a high ranking official responsible for the design and construction of three 18th-Dynasty royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings. An inscription on the beauty box, possibly added just before burial, states that the box is a funerary offering for Merit’s spirit. Dated New Kingdom, Eighteenth Dynasty, 1425–1353 BC.

A 3,400 year-old ancient Egyptian beauty box with original containers for makeup and beauty products! 🤩

📷 Museo Egizio, Turin

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Drawing of an Egyptian mummy in fair isle knit pattern.

Mummy knit 🧶 fair isle meets Egyptian mummy.

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Coloured pencil drawing of an argyle vest and spotty shirt on plywood.

Latest vest drawing with a twist!

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I deleted my feed cause I was contemplating leaving blue but I’m still here! There’s people and stuff here I can’t find on insta. So fresh start for 2026!

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Thank you 🙏 I will look him up I haven’t seen his work before! 😊👠

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