Légende
Oil lamp, unknown Palestinian workshop. Oval lamp with conical handle. Large olive opening occupying virtually the entire surface of the disc. Arms decorated with branches. Burner channel and wick opening bounded by a convex shaft. Channel decorated with a six-leafed palm branch, interpreted in the context of Byzantine Jerusalem workshops as a schematic representation of a menorah. Oval ring-shaped base decorated in the center with a six-pointed star Magen David, known in Arab-Muslim culture as the Seal of Solomon. Outside the ring-shaped base are three symmetrically spread palm branches—menorahs. Entire lamp impressed into the mold. 7th–8th century, Syro-Palestine. Materials/function: oil lamp. Dimensions: height 3.4 cm; length 10.8 cm; width 6.9 cm. Cultural/iconographic notes: Islamic art; Arabic; palm branches; star; Seal of Solomon; everyday life in the Middle East., A close-up of an oval, shallow clay object with a central round opening and a pointed spout at one end, showing a textured surface with carved leaf-like patterns and raised ridges; the object appears worn and rough with areas of dark discoloration near the spout and inside the opening. The visible colors include tan, beige, brown, dark brown, and gray.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A19_220
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
67.0Mo (1.8Mo) / 47.4cm x 35.4cm / 5604 x 4179 (300dpi)