La raccolta egizia di Giuseppe Acerbi

Donatelli Dotta, Laura
1983

Canopic Equipment in the Petrie Collection

Martin, Geoffrey Thorndike, Raisman, Vivien
1984

Collections Égyptiennes

Loffet, Henri-Charles
2016

Pelizaeus-Museum Hildesheim Lief. 5 Eingeweidegefässe

Martin-Pardey, Eva
1980

Skulptur, Malerei, Papyri und Särge

Ägyptische Bildwerke III

1993

Hair Styles and History

Aldred, Cyril
1957

Museum of Fine Arts Boston Fascicle 1 Canopic Jars

Brovarski, Edward
1978

Vasi Canopi. N. 19001-19153

Catalogo del Museo Egizio di Torino. Serie seconda-Collezioni 4

Dolzani, Claudia
1982

Canopics. Revised, annotated and completed by Mohammed Hassan Abd-ul-Rahman (CG 4001-4740. 4977-5033)

Reisner, George Andrew
1967

Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien Ägyptisch-Orientalische Sammlung Lief. 2-3 Kanopen Teil 1-2

Reiser-Haslauer, Elfriede
1989

The Way to Immortality. Monuments of Ancient Egyptian art from the Collection of the Pushkin State Musum of Fine Arts, Catalogue of the Exhibiton

University Museum, Philadelphia
2002

Osiris. Mystères engloutis d'Egypte. Catalogue de l'exposition l'IMA du 8 septembre 2015 au 31 janvier 2016

Goddio, Frank, Fabre, David
2015

Catalogue of a most interesting collection of Egyptian antiquities, principally found at Thebes and Abydos, during the years 1818, 19, 20 and 21, among the most interesting articles will be found a sphinx in basalt, eleven inches long, and eight inches high, unique, an obelisk in calcareous stone, 28 inches high, in a beautiful state of preservation, a magnificent set of the four vases, in alabaster, representing the four fellow genii, unique, other interesting vases in alabaster, &c., a most extensive and interesting collection of above three hundred scarabaei, inscribed with hieroglyphical inscriptions and numerous cartouches, six unrolled & perfect papyri, including two contracts in the demotic character, a series of thirty sepulchral tablets in stone, all in the most extraordinary state of preservation, numerous bronzes, also a most extensive & complete collection of all the objects of Egyptian worship, represented in gold, lapis lazuli, enamel, &c.; which will be sold by auction by Mr Sotheby and son ... on Monday, the 13th of May, 1833, and two following days

University Museum, Philadelphia
1833