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Markella proudly erected this funerary stele in memory of her beloved son Markellos, who passed away at the tender age of 29. The deceased lies reclined on a kline (bed), extending a regal crown to a majestic woman seated beside him. Beneath their...

The term "Madonna" originates from Italian words "ma donna," translating to "my lady." A widespread motif in Christian iconography, the Madonna and Child image is characterized by various traditional subtypes, particularly prominent in Eastern...

This vibrant funerary stele proudly showcases Glaukos, son of Glaukos, standing tall at its center. Gazing directly into the viewer's eyes is a powerful sight to behold. On the right-hand side, a loyal slave stands steadfast, delicately lifting an...

Victorious Christ stands out on a funerary stele from Niederdollendorf in Germany, 7th century. Made with CapturingReality. On one side, a triumphant and haloed Christ wields a spear. On the other side, death itself looms over the deceased in the...

Funerary stele of Aristomachus, 4th century before Christ, crafted in Attic marble, now housed at Musée d'Art et d'Histoire within the Musée du Cinquantenaire complex in Brussels, Belgium, captured with ReMake and ReCap pro software from AutoDesk. In...

This is a limestone stele of Djiho, the god's father of Min. It belongs to the Dyn. ...XXVII Ptolemaic.

Stele to an unknown supplicant, a relic from 7th century CE, crafted from limestone. Located in Musée d'Art et d'Histoire (Musée du Cinquantenaire, Brussels). Captured with precision by CapturingReality. This enigmatic figure, viewed from the front,...

Eventually, however, Chemosh restored favor with Mesha and helped him liberate Moab from Israel's yoke. In recounting numerous architectural projects he undertook, Mesha takes credit for bringing great honor to himself and Moab. ...Whether inscribed in...

The Virtual Amarna Project documented this stone stele between 2008 and 2009 with staff from the University of Arkansas' Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies at Tell el-Amarna in Egypt. This model has been archived by the Archaeology Data Service...

Funerary Stele of Aphrodisia - Daughter of Epagathos. A Brief Salutation Greets the Deceased Standing Tall at Center. ...A Slave on Left Carries a Jewel Case.

The Grave Stele of Hegeso is not only a masterpiece of Attic grave stele craftsmanship but also a testament to the artistic advancements and cultural significance of ancient Greece. ...Its intricately carved details, beautiful form, and symbolic...

The Tel Dan Stele gives testimony of a king who had overthrown the House of David. This is a wonderful piece for archeology nuts or bible gurus and could quite possibly be a helpful teaching tool. ... Find more information here:...

Philoumene's funerary stele showcases the deceased, seated and extending a hand towards a box presented by a devoted servant girl as she rests her feet on a nearby stool.

Asklepiades of Amphipolis proudly stands on this funerary stele, flanked by the omnipresent god Hermes who grasps a powerful serpent wand in one hand and sports small wings on his agile feet.

A stele showcases a lively funerary banquet scene, where a woman and a man recline on a plush kline, as a cupbearer stands before them, proudly holding a generously filled jar.

The basalt stele, crafted during the Late Hittite period, arrived at the Placa Museum of Nabuchadnezzar following a military campaign launched by his forces against one of the Late Hittite kingdoms.

This is the funerary stele of Euklea, daughter of Agathon and wife of Aristodemos. ...On the left stands the deceased, while on the right sit two men on a kline and a woman in quiet reverence.

Two elderly men stand proudly on this ancient stele discovered in Piraeus, their dignity evident as they grasp each other's hands firmly. Clad in dignified mantles and holding sturdy staffs, these revered figures exude a sense of authority. Between...

Crafted with precision and skill, the Stele Votive stands as a remarkable example of ancient craftsmanship. ... To stay informed about upcoming updates and fascinating discoveries, be sure to follow me on Twitter at @GeoffreyMarchal...

Originating from north China, specifically near the borders of Shaanxi and Henan provinces, it is one of many Chinese Buddhist images produced during the sixth century AD expansion period. Inscribed with 544 AD as its date, this sculpture was paid...

The rather minor artistic value of the work is compensated by the rather exceptional fact that the Greek prototypes of such steles rarely represent the deceased in the exercise of their profession. For more updates, please consider to follow me on...

... grasps a spear in his left hand. At the base of the stele lies the signature of the skilled sculptor: Aristokles' masterful work. This exceptional Attic grave stele is widely regarded as one of the most breathtakingly beautiful examples of its kind.

... the son of Diodoros, meets his untimely demise in a tragic shipwreck. ...On this funerary stele, the deceased gazes longingly out to sea where eerie human skulls bob on the waves, and the remnants of a shattered ship's prow pierce the horizon.

Polla's festive funerary stele is flanked by her young bridesmaids, Likinia and the lovely Likinia Helene. ...At their sides stand two loyal slaves, while a solitary figure reclines on a kline, surrounded by a table laden with sacred offerings in the...

... the intricate carvings that adorn its surface. ...As a replica of the original stele, it serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy of Hammurabi's code, a comprehensive set of laws that governed the lives of his people with fairness and justice.

... ...It bears an inscription etched with bold strokes, proudly proclaiming the names of the deceased and his esteemed father. "Farewell, Good Nikon, son of Aristagoras," the inscription reads. The discovery site of this remarkable stele is Amathus.

Funerary stele of Aphtonetos Circa 145-165 marks beginning of Hadrian's reign Laurion Greece Marble Musée d'Art et d'Histoire (Musée du Cinquantenaire, Brussels, Belgium). CapturingReality created 500 images. This stele features an aedicule whose...

Eduardo Chillida's 1972 sculpture stands as a striking example of an abstract stele, an object traditionally associated with gravestones or symbolic funerary items. Although Chillida is renowned for his monumental works, which often dominate the...

... mastery of relief work. At the monument's base, a Gorgon is depicted in a distinctive kneeling stance, a hallmark of Archaic art symbolizing swift movement. Originally, this stele was topped by a majestic Sphinx, its presence now lost to time.

This ancient stele showcases two majestic lions seated opposite each other in a deliberate display of contrast. Like many early archaic funeral monuments found on Cyprus, this one features regal lions or sphinxes atop its surface. In funerary stelae,...