Temple Relief of a Deity, 360–246 BCE

Temple Relief of a Deity

360–246 BCE · Sculpture

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Waar is „Temple Relief of a Deity” nu? Cleveland Museum of Art, 107 Egyptian, Cleveland. Ja, nu te zien. Gecontroleerd 29 september 2026.

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Cleveland, Verenigde Staten

Zaal107 Egyptian

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The almond-shaped eye, snub nose, full cheeks, smiling mouth, and ball.shaped chin are characteristic of Dynasty 30 and the early Ptolemaic Dynasty, when a bolder, fleshier, more three-dimensional style of modeling was introduced. A favorite form of temple decoration during this period was a row of seated deities. This figure was the last in a row of gods facing right, for directly behind him is a dividing line and the slight remains of the vulture headdress, wig, and shoulder of a seated goddess, evidently the last in a row facing the opposite direction. At either end of the complete scene was probably a standing figure of the king presenting offerings.

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1972.45

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