Terracotta plank-shaped figurine – Cypriot – Middle Cypriot I – The Metropolitan Museum of Art https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/241093
Middle Cypriot I Date: ca. 1900–1800 BCE Culture: Cypriot Medium: Terracotta; hand-made
Middle Cypriot I Date: ca. 1900–1800 BCE Culture: Cypriot Medium: Terracotta; hand-made
The Artist: A major figure of sixteenth-century painting, Francesco de’ Rossi, better known as Francesco Salviati, was born in Florence in 1510. He was a close contemporary of Agnolo Bronzino (1503–1572)
The book he holds in his right hand has the red binding with thin gold ornament and
This is not by Goya and appears to be in an early nineteenth-century hand.Marking
This is not by Goya and appears to be in an early nineteenth-century hand.
Undoubtedly, the viewer’s first response upon opening the prayer beads and miniature altarpieces must have been a sense of wonder, soon followed by a keen desire to understand how and by whom these extraordinary and delightful objects were made.
surfaces provided sufficient tooth for the objects to be held securely within the hand
Learn about the different sections of „Pergamon and the Hellenistic Kingdoms of the Ancient World.“
some of which were buried for safety or dispersed in times of danger, passing from hand
Braunschweig, Germany, 1889−Los Angeles, 1945
Pasadena, Calif.), depicts her speaking about a canvas, holding a pointer in her hand
The increased production of female figurines and phallic images of stone, as well as the practice of burying the deceased in shell mounds, suggest a rise in ritual practices.
All Jōmon pots were made by hand, without the aid of a wheel, the potter building
He holds an object, possibly an animal, at his chest while raising the other hand
Drawings and Prints Chalk Drawings Ink From Europe From France Study of a Hand
Philipp Imser, German (Tübingen-Weil). Planetary Clock (The Imser Clock), 1554–1561. Copper (gilded, silvered), brass, iron, 34 5/8 x 20 1/16 x 20 1/16 in. (88 x 51 x 51 cm). Technisches Museum, Vienna   Human knowledge and human   —Francis   Knowledge   The   These
Is not he who holds thee in his hand made king and lord of the works of God!