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  • Grotesque Mask (Mime or Aulos Player)
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    Grotesque Mask (Mime or Aulos Player)

    Grotesque Mask (Mime or Aulos Player)

    This face certainly represents a male figure; it shows some of the distinctive features of the Greek-Roman images known as “grotesque”, such as the big aquiline and pointed nose, the strongly marked, frowning eyebrows and the wrinkled forehead.

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  • Greek Terracotta Statuette of a Grotesque Nurse and her BabyGreek Terracotta Statuette of a Grotesque Nurse and her Baby
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    Group representing a Grotesque Nurse and her Baby

    Group representing a Grotesque Nurse and her Baby

    This statue was cast into a rosy beige clay covered with a white slip. The old woman, is seated on a stool; her face is covered with a grotesque mask and her  gaze directed toward the baby she holds in her naked arms.

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    Western Asian Long-Spouted Jug

    Western Asian Long-Spouted Jug

    A large dark brown-black terracotta vessel, certainly fired in a reducing atmosphere. It is equipped with a small handle and with a long gutter-shaped spout.

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    Small Mycenaean Pear-Shaped Jar

    Small Mycenaean Pear-Shaped Jar

    Skillfully wheel-made vessel provided with three handles that were modeled separately and applied to the shoulder before the firing process.

    This vessel with a sinuous profile and a circular, narrow base is very characteristic of Mycenaean culture: it is the reduced version of the large jars that can often be found in tombs and that would have served for the storage of the products used during funerary rituals.

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    Sumerian Miniature Jar

    Sumerian Miniature Jar

    This small jar, with a decorative ridge in relief that extends the neck and modifies its proportions,  is more elaborate in shape than most other contemporary stone vessels. The perfectly globular body stands on its own despite the absence of base. The lip is flat.

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    Globular Jar

    Near Eastern Globular Jar

    Such jars are largely documented all throughout the Near Eastern world. Our example is in the shape of a drop; the regular, rounded profile of the body is only interrupted in the upper part by a sharp, thick ridge on the neck. The circular mouth is delineated by a flat, angular lip.

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    Hemispherical Stone Seal

    Hemispherical Stone Seal

    Carved from a small yellowish beige pebble irregularly speckled with red, this seal is a small cylinder with a smooth and well-polished surface.

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    Roman Statuette of a Reclining Man

    Roman Statuette of a Reclining Man

    The man was lying on the side on a banquet couch (a kline), with an elbow and/or the torso leaning on cushions. Richly dressed, he wears a finely pleated tunic that reaches his feet and whose long sleeves are tight. The short hair entirely uncovers the face.

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    Near Eastern Spouted Bowl

    Near Eastern Spouted Bowl

    This hemispherical vessel is provided, near the lip, with a horizontal, perfectly cylindrical spout. It is simply decorated with a frieze of zigzag pattern in relief. Despite its reduced size, this vessel is outstanding for its technical precision: all the details of the shape and decoration were carefully executed.

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    Conical Bowl

    Near Eastern Conical Bowl

    In the Near Eastern world, stone vases were considered luxury goods and belonged to high-ranking individuals or to the treasures of sanctuaries: they were used to store valuable materials (ointments, liquids for female toiletry for instance; but also wheat, oils, etc., given the size of the vessel), as ritual vessels for religious cults, as grave goods.

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    Sumerian Circular Stone Bowl

    Near Eastern-Sumerian Circular Stone Bowl

    A conical bowl, with a perfectly flat circular bottom that provides a good balance to the vessel. Flat and angular lip. The mottled stone, covered with small darker inclusions, gives the surface a unique and original decoration. The vessel has an accurate, perfectly regular shape; it would have been shaped using a potter’s wheel, and hollowed out by drilling.

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    Near Eastern Conical Stone Bowl

    Near Eastern Conical Stone Bowl

    Carved from a block of pink limestone, this large bowl with a rounded profile has a slightly asymmetrical shape and an irregular edge, nevertheless highlighted by a band with a thicker relief.

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