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Assyrian relief of the Assurbanipal's age from Niniveh showing a lion coming out of the cage. In the British Museum in London
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Assyrian relief of the Assurbanipal's age from Niniveh showing a lion coming out of the cage. In the British Museum in London
Assyrian relief of the Assurbanipal's age from Niniveh showing a lion coming out of the cage. In the British Museum in London Great Britain London, The British Museum Low Relief, Basrelief, Stone Tablet, Relief Mesopotamian/Babylonian/Assyrian Civilization, Asia, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1900 ca.. Date of Artwork:668-631 a.C
Clarke & Davis
MFC-F-004291-0000
Media ID 33270076
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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This photo print, titled "MFC-F-004291-0000" showcases an exquisite Assyrian relief from the age of Assurbanipal in Niniveh. The image captures a remarkable scene where a majestic lion emerges from its cage, frozen in time and immortalized within the walls of the British Museum in London. Dating back to approximately 668-631 BC, this ancient artwork transports us to a bygone era when hunting was not merely a sport but an essential part of survival. The relief depicts an arrow-wielding figure, possibly Assurbanipal himself or one of his skilled hunters, engaged in a thrilling pursuit. With focused determination and precision, they prepare to unleash their weapon upon the mighty beast before them. The craftsmanship evident in this piece is truly awe-inspiring. Every detail has been meticulously carved into stone with great skill and artistry. From the intricate rendering of the lion's mane to the delicate etchings on its powerful paws, every element speaks volumes about the talent and dedication of its creators. As we gaze upon this photograph captured around 1900 AD by Clarke & Davis for Alinari, we are reminded that art transcends time and space. It allows us to connect with civilizations long gone while also appreciating our shared humanity across centuries. Located within Great Britain's iconic British Museum today, this Assyrian relief serves as both a testament to human ingenuity and an invitation for us all to delve deeper into history's rich tapestry. Let it serve as a reminder that even amidst technological advancements and modernity, there is immense value in preserving our cultural heritage for generations yet unborn.
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