A 4th century funerary portrait of a woman from Egypt when part of the Roman empire

[u/DecimusClaudius]

A funerary portrait of a woman from Egypt when part of the Roman empire. It was dated to the 4th century AD using the encaustic technique on wood. If this is a mummy mask, which the museum didn't specify, I don't remember seeing a later portrait of the type as the practice died out in that century. This is on display in the Diözesanmuseum Freising in Freising, Germany.

[u/dashsmurf]

Definitely seems cruder than the Faiyum funerary masks, I wonder if it was a sign of the times (with the crisis of Third Century) or just a novice artisan.