Légende
Figurine of a rider on a horse, Cyprus. The entire piece is schematic, the overall shape is emphasized and lacks fine detail. The horse is small with a short torso, cylindrical slightly tapering legs, and an unmarked tail. The neck is very long and vertical; the muzzle is large; the eyes are slightly convex; the ears are small; the mane is short and trimmed. The rider sits upright, close to the horse’s neck; the torso is short; the legs and arms are indicated. The head is large with a clearly defined profile and a particularly prominent nose; the eyes are unmarked. A vertically sloping adjacent ridge at the back of the head may indicate a helmet plume, though the helmet itself is not marked, only an overdeveloped top of the head suggests its presence. Dated 750–600 BC previously dated 7th–6th century BC. Figurine; height 14.9 cm, width 11.1 cm, depth 4 cm., A small weathered sculpture of a figure mounted on an animal, shown against a plain gray background, with the sculpture displaying a rough, pitted surface in shades of beige, tan, light brown, and off-white, with some darker grayish-brown patches; the figure has an elongated head and simplified body, and the animal has four sturdy legs and an elongated head shape, all rendered in the same muted earth tones.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A03_410
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
88.3Mo (4.4Mo) / 47.0cm x 47.0cm / 5555 x 5555 (300dpi)