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Stele featuring Buddha Dipankara (Randeng) Period: Northern Wei dynasty (386-534) Date: Dated 489-95 Culture: Chinese Medium: Sandstone with remnants of pigment Dimensions: Height 127 inches, width 75 inches, depth 28 inches; overall height including...

... twin sala trees. This enigmatic pose is reserved for Shakyamuni's first meditation or Maitreya's profound introspection. The joint appearance of Shakyamuni and Maitreya on two sides of this stele was a recurring motif of the Northern Qi period.”

Buddha (Fragment of a Stele) Eastern Wei dynasty: 534–550 Date: Mid-6th century Culture: Chinese Material: Limestone with pigments remaining Size: Height: 31 1/2 in.; Width: 10 1/2 in.; Depth: 7 3/4 in. Classification: Sculpture Gifted by Mr. and...

The Buddha Dipankara stele, originating from the Northern Wei dynasty (386-534), dates back to 489-95. The sculpture is made of sandstone with pigment remnants and measures at 127 inches in height, 75 inches in width, and 28 inches in depth when on...

Piraeus locals stumble upon a partially intact stele, its shaft bearing a magnificent relief loutrophoros in exquisite detail. On the belly of this majestic vase, a captivating scene unfolds: a nude youth enthusiastically practices his ball skills...

Funerary Stele Depicts a Lion in Mid-2nd Century Marble Relief Last quarter of the 2nd century Gunékeui (near Gédiz, in KizilDagh), Belgium's Musée du Cinquantenraire houses a stunning marble relief. The artwork was created using Autodesk's ReMake...

... The inscription on the top right corner of the stele is written in Venetic language using Latin characters: the woman's name, Ostiala, follows a local tradition and takes the position of a Latin noble first name, Gallenia. M'. GALLENI. M'F.

A fragment of a stele-door from Middle Ille century Acmonia (Phrygia) is housed in the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire (Musée du Cinquantenaire, Brussels, Belgium). CapturingReality captured this image. On display to the left is the remaining frame of a...

Fragment of a stele-door from the middle of the 3rd century AD, discovered in Acmonia, Phrygia, on the western slope of the hill. The marble relic is now housed at the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire in Brussels, Belgium. A remaining section of the door...

This stele was unearthed by Maler in 1865, its face buried, nestled among rows of stelae situated before the j-4 sculpture. It honors the momentous act of enthronement of K'inich Yo'nal Ahk II, ruler three of Piedras Negras. The central figure is...

Lithograph of the Stele of Revelation - Stele of Anj ef Jonsu

Located southeast of Athens in the ancient deme of Halimous, a sculpted figure comes into view. A robust, bearded man stands tall, his arms raised in anticipation as he prepares to face an opponent. ...Inscribed on the base of this monument is the name...

Discovered on Rheneia Island. A striking monument features a naiskos structure with two Corinthian columns that support an epistyle and a frieze adorned with triglyphs, metopes, dentiles, and a pediment. At its center stands a man draped in a...

Seated northeast of Athens in Psychiko, a grief-stricken mother sits on a stool, her eyes fixed sorrowfully on her infant. The baby, held by another woman standing nearby, stretches out its arms towards its mother with an anguished cry. Phylonoe, the...

A young woman named Ameinodora, dressed in a beautiful sleeved chiton and himation, walks along the Ilissos river in Athens with her head cast downward, revealing deep grief etched across her face. She likely held something in her raised hand as she...

This magnificent tombstone was unearthed in Puri, a historic region of Boeotia. The striking relief depicts Amphotto, whose name is inscribed before her majestic face, dressed in a traditional peplos. A polos crowns her head, while she proudly holds...

The monument was erected for Valerius Valens, a soldier from the Roman legion XI Claudia, who proudly claimed his Roman citizenship as indicated by the unmistakable emblem of Rome displayed prominently below the epitaph. Beneath the inscription is...

Inv.-Nr.: AMUL 798 Material: Serpentine Dating: Late Period (404-332 BCE) Origin: Egypt (exact location unknown) During the Ramesside period, thus in the New Kingdom (13th century BCE), the first depictions of "Horus on Crocodiles" emerged. The Horus...

The human body is a remarkable machine, capable of amazing feats and incredible resilience. Despite its many complexities, it remains an enigmatic and mysterious entity that continues to fascinate scientists and researchers alike. From the intricate...

Found on the port city of Piraeus, the memorial stands as a shrine. On its left side, a woman sits confidently in a chair, her hand clasped firmly with that of a standing figure whose right arm is all that remains intact. Below this level, a youthful...

This relief was unearthed in Charvati, Attica. It showcases a youthful woman standing to the right, subtly inclining her body as she gazes into the mirror held aloft in her raised left hand. ...The epigram chiseled onto the epistyle captures the anguish...

This stunning relief was unearthed in Attika. It showcases a young woman sitting on a stool, her head bent in a heart-wrenching expression of sorrow. ...Standing directly across from her is another female figure, unfortunately, only part of the head and...

Located in the bustling port city of Piraeus, the memorial takes the shape of a solemn shrine. Preserved on the left is the fragmented yet unmistakable head of a seated woman who likely cradled a chest in her lap. Before her and gazing intently are...

Markos Artorios Asklepiades' memorial stone bears a deceptive inscription, marking his passing. ...In a poignant display, he seizes hold of another figure's hand, mirroring a traditional farewell custom.

This relic was unearthed on Salamis Island.\r\nA woman draped in a chiton and himation extends her right hand to greet a man wearing a himation, likely her spouse.\r\nThe couple is depicted engaging in conversation, as indicated by the gesture of the...

A partially intact stone slab showcases a seated female figure, her loyal servant cradling an ornate container filled with precious fragrances or oils, while a young child stands nearby.

The pedestal and shrine are crafted from two distinct blocks of limestone, each with a unique depth. An inscription honors Minucius Lorarius, a centurion within the Martia legion. The recess is completely taken up by the figure of a centurion...

Gaius Lemonius Mollus's tombstone takes on an intriguing form, resembling a mock newsstand complete with intricate architectural details. ...Atop this unique structure rests a bust of a young child, likely the deceased's daughter, while beneath it...

This marble tombstone sculpture takes on the form of a miniature temple and shows a man enveloped in a massive cloak, sitting calmly inside it. In front of the deceased is a completely naked young person, possibly a servant. ...This piece appears to be...