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Recumbent Animal on Grater or Scraper, 700–500 BCE

Recumbent Animal on Grater or Scraper

700–500 BCE · Sculpture

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The Cleveland Museum of Art

Cleveland, USA

Sal102C Greek

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Om skulpturen

An emaciated bull (or perhaps goat) lying on the ground, his legs tucked under in a resting position, may constitute a handle for this unusual object—likely a grater or scraper, judging from the perforated metal plate on its underside. The anatomically curious ridges across the neck and torso of the animal, as well as the large horned head turned perpendicular to the body, may have helped the owner grip the object while in use.

The Cleveland Museum of Art

Oplysninger

Inventarnummer
1974.37

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SkulpturBronzeFør 1400Greece or Anatolia

Kilder

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Grave Stele (Relief), c. 50 BCE

Statuette of Harpocrates, c. 50 BCE

Statuette of Harpocrates, c. 50 BCE

Boxer, 100–30 BCE

Boxer, 100–30 BCE

Statuette of a Reclining Woman, c. 100 BCE–100 CE

Statuette of a Reclining Woman, c. 100 BCE–100 CE

Athlete or Apollo, probably 100–1 BCE

Athlete or Apollo, probably 100–1 BCE

Statuette of a Black African Person, 100–50 BCE

Statuette of a Black African Person, 100–50 BCE

Torso of a Youth, c. 150–100 BCE

Torso of a Youth, c. 150–100 BCE

Head of a Woman Holding a Sistrum, 150 BCE–50 CE

Head of a Woman Holding a Sistrum, 150 BCE–50 CE