Caption
Bas-relief (presumably) on the Stela of Saba'a, Stele de Saba, Arabie, page, photomechanical print, cliché maker: anonymous, printer (person): Lemercier & Cie., Paris, c. 1871 - in or before 1876, Lemercier & Cie., photographer, cliché maker, printer (person), paper, photoaquatint, height 167 mm x width 63 mm, sculpture (relief, sculpture), upright gravestone, A tall rectangular stone slab with carved relief panels arranged vertically, each panel containing stylized humanlike figures and animals in profile. The top panel shows two standing figures holding long staffs, both wearing patterned garments and helmets with pronounced circular eye designs. The next panel down depicts a mounted figure on a long-necked animal, the rider seated with a patterned skirt and the animal shown with extended legs and a decorated harness, accompanied by a smaller standing figure behind. The middle panel contains several standing figures, one centrally positioned with raised arms and others beside it, all rendered with similar stylized facial features and detailed clothing textures. The lower panels show additional seated and standing figures interacting with animals, with carved lines indicating garments, harnesses, and decorative motifs across the scenes. The slab surface shows weathered texture and the overall image is bordered by blank margins.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B00_144
License type
Rights managed
Available size
33.6Mb (9.2Mb) / 8.2in x 15.9in / 2454 x 4779 (300dpi)