votive figure | British Museum
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Sumerian votive statues from the Temple of Eshnunna, 2900-2600 BCE. [1200x559] : r/ArtefactPorn
Votive Figure - The Menil Collection - The Menil Collection
Sumerian Votive Statues on Vimeo
:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/asmar_hoard-5b6433a946e0fb00252eed2e.jpg "Tell Asmar Statues: Gods or Ordinary People?")
Tell Asmar Statues: Gods or Ordinary People?
Votive Statues from the Square Temple at Eshnunna (jul 4, 2736 BC – oct 6, 15890) (Timeline)
Standing Male Worshipper (Tell Asmar)
Art 235: Ancient Near East (Votive Figures) | Art history, Ancient sumerian, Ancient mesopotamia
Votive figure | Sumerian | Early Dynastic III | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Votive Figurines from Eshnunna, Mesopotamia | Obelisk Art History
Sumerian Votive Statues (jan 1, 2900 BC – jan 1, 2750 BC) (Timeline)
Votive Figure - The Menil Collection - The Menil Collection
Votive Statues, from the Temple of Abu, Tell Asmar. | Ancient near east, Prehistoric art, Votives
Votive statues, from the Square Temple, Eshnunna (modern Tell Asmar, Iraq), gypsum inlaid with shell, lime… | Ancient babylon, Ancient mesopotamia, Ancient sumerian
What's up with the Warren? or Sumerian votive figures, patrons, and my thing about rabbits — Eileen O'Donnell
Upper half of a female votive statuette (2002-302)
Ancient Near Eastern Art
Standing Male Worshiper/sumerian Votive Sculpture/female - Etsy
Votive statues of Tell Asmar - YouTube
Ashmolean Museum - This limestone statue comes from southern Mesopotamia, the modern region of Iraq and the home of the Sumerians. It almost certainly represents the figure of a king. The back
Why did Sumerian votive figures have such hilariously huge eyes? : r/AskHistorians
Standing Male Worshipper from Tell Asmar (video) | Khan Academy
Standing Male Worshipper (Tell Asmar)
Votive figure – Works – eMuseum
Eyeconart: Art of Mesopotamia
The Eyes of Statues – The Brooklyn Rail
Early Dynastic Sculpture, 2900–2350 B.C. | Essay | The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History
