13 Items Tagged "Lamassu" (page 1 of 2)
Lamassu- Winged Lion Man. 883-859 B.C.; Neo-Assyrian period, reign of Ashurnasirpal II 10 ft tall. 883-859 BC, Alabaster stone. Sculpted in relief. Housed at the MET and the…
This piece of artwork called Lamassu. Lamassu is an Assyrian protective deity who have a human’s head, a body of a lion or an ox and bird’s wings….
This is an image of Lamassu with a man standing in the background between the two statues. It is important because it gives us a sense of the…
This is an image of Lamassu with a man standing in the background between the two statues. It is important because it gives us a sense of the…
This is an image of Lamassu with a man standing in the background between the two statues. It is important because it gives us a sense of the…
The subject of Lamassu is a statue depicting a hybrid creature with a man’s head, a lion or ox body and bird wings. There is intricate line work…
This is a supportive image for Lamassu from the Louvre in Paris. Lamassu is a protective hybrid that is usually found in pairs. They either guard palaces or…
The supporting image for the Lamassu in Metropolitan Musenm in New York. It’s the Portal Guardian of Nimroud an ancient Assyrian city, colleted in British Museum. It also…
Supporting image to Lamassu. This is a statue of the king Ashurnasirpal I, who ruling when the temple was built.
Supporting Image of Lamassu. The other half of the duo. This figures guard the other side of the door
Supporting Image of Lamassu. The other half of the duo. This figures guard the other side of the door
