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figurine
-1000 / -1 (Ie mill av. J.-C.)
Place of discovery : Littoral syrien (?)
AO 1825
Département des Antiquités orientales
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- Inventory number
- Numéro principal : AO 1825
- Collection
- Département des Antiquités orientales
- Object name/Title
- Dénomination : figurine
- Description/Features
- femme enceinte (égyptisant, assis)
Etat de l'oeuvre : complet
Précision sur l'objet : Femme enceinte égyptisante assise - Dimensions
- Hauteur : 16 cm ; Largeur : 6 cm ; Profondeur : 5,5 cm
- Materials and techniques
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Matériau : terre cuite (orange)
Technique : moulé à moule double, engobe - Date
- Ie mill av. J.-C. (-1000 - -1)
- Place of discovery
- Littoral syrien (?)
- Collector / Previous owner / Commissioner / Archaeologist / Dedicatee
-
Dosseur, Fernand-Henri et Darasse-Dosseur, Marie
- Acquisition details
- achat
- Acquisition date
- date : 1889
- Owned by
- Etat
- Held by
- Musée du Louvre, Département des Antiquités orientales
- Current location
-
non exposé
- Mode d'acquisition
- achat
- Name
- figurine
- Materials
- terre cuite
- Techniques
- engobe - moulé à moule double
- Description/Features
- Dea gravida = femme enceinte - égyptisant - assis
- Places
- Littoral syrien
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Bolognani, Barbara, « Half a Century after Culican's "Dea Tyria Gravida". New Perspectives on the Most Popular Phoenician Terracotta Type », dans Porzia, Fabio ; Bonnet, Corinne (dir.), Divine Names on the Spot II. Exploring the Potentials of Names through Images and Narratives, Leuven - Paris - Bristol, CT, Peeters, (Orbis Biblicus et Orientalis (OBO), 299), 2023, p. 238-268, Disponible sur : https://www.academia.edu/84215115/A_Half_Century_after_Culicans_Dea_Tyria_Gravida_New_Perspectives_on_the_Most_Popular_Phoenician_Terracotta_Type , p. 244-246
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Last updated on 10.01.2025
The contents of this entry do not necessarily take account of the latest data.
The contents of this entry do not necessarily take account of the latest data.