King Ashurbanipal (Fragment) - Item #738

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King Ashurbanipal (Fragment) - Item #73816 Inches High x 9 Inches Wide The Kingdom of Assyria was located in the valley of the River Tigris in modern day northern Iraq. The Assyrian king was also the high priest of the god Ashur. From the ninth to seventh centuries BCE, Assyrian artists carved figures from lines. The bodies of the figures were depicted frontally while the heads were shown in profile. As curator Paul Collins of the British Museum said, no individual in the reliefs ever looks

19 Inches High x 13 Inches Wide x 10 Inches Deep

Her hair is mostly bound in some type of wrap

He would later sculpt other versions of the bust as well

" Jean-Antoine Houdon: Sculptor of the Enlightenment

he was inspired by paintings by Michelangelo

Gérôme's father-in-law

are shown driving their chariots in opposite corners of the east pediment

the area in between the arches

25 Inches Deep

The full-size torso of the Trojan priest Laocoön from the group Laocoön and his sons

75 Inches High x 3

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