File:Relief tête de genie ailé palais d'Asurbanipal II à Nimroud (Khalu).jpg
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Français : Relief de tête de génie ailé provenant de la salle de reception S du palais nord-ouest d'Asurbanipal II ( 883 av. J.-C. - 859 av. J.-C.) à Nimroud (Khalu). Ce relief, scié en 1850 par l'archéologue Austen Henry Layard pour l'offrir au capitaine John Hope, faisait partie d'une scène de rituel de "Dévotion à l'arbre de vie" représentée au palais d'Assurbanipal II. Sans doute, gardien du palais, le génie porte une couronne à cornes, attribut d'une divinité appelée à protéger le roi de ses ennemis.
English: Relief of winged genius head from the reception hall S of the northwest palace of Asurbanipal II (883 BC - 859 BC) in Nimrud (Khalu). This relief sawn in 1850 by archaeologist Austen Henry Layard to offer it to Captain John Hope was part of a ritual scene from "Devotion to the tree of life" represented at the palace of Assurbanipal II. Probably, guardian of the palace, the genius wears a crown with horns, attribute of a divinity called to protect the king from his enemies. |
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| Date | 23 January 2020, 16:03:49 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Medium | sculpture on pierre gypseuse | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Dimensions | height: 61 cm (24 in); width: 64 cm (25.1 in) | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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Collection Proche-Orient et Iran |
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MRAH O 69 |
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| References | Erik Gubel & Bruno Overlaet (2007) De Gilgamesh à Zénobie - Trésors de l'antiquité. Proche-Orient et Iran, City of Brussels, pp. 304 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Source/Photographer | Applejuice | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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