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Lower Mesopotamia, Iraq, Little sculpture representing a panther, from the Temple of the Goddess Inanna in Uruk, ivory with mounted lapis lazuli

Lower Mesopotamia, Iraq, Little sculpture representing a panther, from the Temple of the Goddess Inanna in Uruk, ivory with mounted lapis lazuli


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Lower Mesopotamia, Iraq, Little sculpture representing a panther, from the Temple of the Goddess Inanna in Uruk, ivory with mounted lapis lazuli

Lower Mesopotamia, Iraq, Little sculpture representing a panther, from the Temple of the Goddess Inanna in Uruk, ivory with mounted lapis lazuli 3rd Millennium B.C. National Iraq Museum (Archaeological Museum), Sumerian art

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Archeological Artifact Black Background Bronze Age Figurine Inlay Ivory Lapis Lazuli Leopard Mesopotamian Pedestal Animal Representation


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This print showcases a little sculpture found in Lower Mesopotamia, Iraq. The intricate artwork represents a panther and originates from the Temple of the Goddess Inanna in Uruk. Crafted from ivory with mounted lapis lazuli, this masterpiece dates back to the 3rd Millennium B. C. , making it an extraordinary relic of Sumerian art. Against a striking black background, this ancient artifact stands tall on its pedestal, exuding an air of mystery and elegance. The bronze age figurine is adorned with delicate inlays of lapis lazuli, adding a touch of vibrant blue to its pristine ivory form. Its vertical composition emphasizes the animal themes prevalent in Mesopotamian culture. Displayed indoors at the National Iraq Museum (Archaeological Museum), this solitary object tells tales of an ancient civilization long gone. With no people present, one can truly appreciate the craftsmanship and attention to detail that went into creating such a remarkable piece. The representation of the panther symbolizes power and strength within this archeological artifact. It serves as a testament to humanity's fascination with animals throughout history and their significance in various cultures. This print by Universal Images Group (UIG) invites us to delve into our past, marveling at the artistic achievements achieved centuries ago while reminding us that even through time's passage, beauty endures.

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