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Bowl
Bowl with Griffin
Bowl Depicting a Running Hare
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This artwork is currently on display in Gallery 454
The signature of the artist Muslim appears beneath the eagle's right claw and underneath the foot of this remarkable bowl. Muslim is the only Egyptian potter of this period (ca. 1000) whose name is known. In representing this heraldic eagle, he used a motif that had been popular for a long time and was not limited to the iconography of Fatimid works.
Signature: On the interior, below the eagle's claw: "Muslim". On the exterior, on the base: "Muslim"
Walter Hauser, New York (by 1938); Charles K. and Irma B. Wilkinson, Sharon, CT (by 1961–63)
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