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持贡品者雕像

ca. 8th century BCE
Not on view
从公元前九至七世纪，亚述人统治着美索不达米亚、叙利亚、利凡特，甚至短暂统治了埃及。各式贡品和能工巧匠从帝国各处被带到亚述的首都。这尊人像向亚述国王带去他家乡的礼物：一只猴子、一只大羚羊（非洲羚羊）和一张豹皮；这些动物都生长在埃及南部。这件作品或许设计用于装饰王宫家具，带有腓尼基风格的痕迹，比如人物姿态和容貌显现出来的明显埃及风情。

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • 标题: 持贡品者雕像
  • 年代: 新亚述时期
  • 创作日期: 约公元前800–700年
  • 地域: 美索不达米亚，出土于卡拉（今天的尼姆鲁德）
  • 材料: 象牙
  • 尺寸: 高51⁄4 英寸（13.5厘米）
  • 来源信息: 罗杰斯基金，1960年
  • 藏品编号: 60.145.11
  • Curatorial Department: Ancient West Asian Art

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