Légende
Fragment of a bowl, unknown northern Mesopotamian workshop; painted pottery with geometric ornaments; bucranium ornament; upper fragment of the bowl wall with preserved rim and geometric decoration painted on both sides. Outer side: two parallel red bands of different widths separated by an empty stripe on a cream-colored background. Inner side: in a band bounded by horizontal lines, two highly schematic, linearly stylized bucraniums bull heads with horns, arranged base to base. Narrow rim decorated with painted, irregularly rounded triangles with bases on the outer edge. Painted decoration applied before firing from carefully polished ferrous clay onto a dry, very smooth layer of glaze; after firing the paint ranges from red to dark brown, background glossy cream-colored. Ca. 6500–ca. 5500 BC; Halaf culture, Northern Mesopotamia Iraq/Syria/Turkey; pottery fragment; weight 16 g., A broken pottery sherd with a curved rim is shown on a light gray background; the sherd displays a banded surface with a dark brown outer edge, a lighter brown band below it, a broad beige central area, and a narrower reddish-brown band near the broken bottom edge, with some small surface chips and speckles visible.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A00_369
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
17.2Mo (985.2Ko) / 25.5cm x 16.9cm / 3008 x 2000 (300dpi)