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Damien's Art

By MsDavisRoom

  • Sphinx Darius louvre 510 BC

    Sphinx Darius louvre 510 BC
    This piece of art, much like the sphinx near the pyramids of Giza, this phinx is different from the normal sphinx that we know resembles a lions body, with a womans face. While this one, a lions body, a mans face, and a birds wings. This piece is made using stone and has a bas relief style used to it. http://www.louvre.fr/en/oeuvre-notices/panel-sphinxes

  • Upper part of a grave stele: seated sphinx 530BC

    Upper part of a grave stele: seated sphinx 530BC
    530 B.C,141.7 cm, Marble, Sculpture This sculpture I personally liked most because it had a nice base and the Legendary sphinx. Even though his head seems to be missing. http://www.mfa.org/node/4300 http://www.mfa.org/node/4300

  • Winged Isis pectoral 538-519

    Winged Isis pectoral 538-519
    538–519 B.C, 16.8 cm, Gold, Adornment, Nubian. I liked this one because of how she spreads her wings, holding a symbol in each hand. http://www.mfa.org/node/4304

  • Statue of Amenhotep III 1386-1349

    Statue of Amenhotep III 1386-1349
    1386–1349 B.C, overall 108cm, wooden (painted base), sculpture.
    I like egyptian sculptures, and this one I really like. http://www.mfa.org/node/3922

  • The stele of hammurabi 1792-1750BCE

    The stele of hammurabi 1792-1750BCE
    Hammurabi being probably one of my most favorite people in egyptian history, Is depicted as a sculpture portraying hammurabi and another unknown person. I find this particular sculpture to be beautiful, both a law to follow and a sculpture to represent.
    This piece of art is made of black basalt, originally found in susa, iran. However, originally it is from Babylon, standing at 7.1 feet tall. http://tylerleavitt.wordpress.com
    http://tylerleavitt.wordpress.com/2011/10/05/the-stele-of-hammurabi/

  • Statue of Wepwawetemhat 2140–1991 B.C

    Statue of Wepwawetemhat 2140–1991 B.C
    Wood, Length x width x height: 71.1 x 23.1 x 112 cm, Sculpture, 2140–1991 B.C. Egyptian. I liked this one mainly for its simplicity. This man seems to be in the slave caste, and seems to be taking a walk with his walking stick in hand. http://www.mfa.org/node/4303
    http://www.mfa.org/node/4303

  • Fragment of a victory stele of Naram-sin

    Fragment of a victory stele of Naram-sin
    2334–2154 B.C, 33.65 cm (13 1/4 in.), Alabaster, Architectural element. I liked this one because of what it was made out of, I love rocks that are carved out. http://www.mfa.org/node/4305