Carving Gallery

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Sculpture of the Hindu deity Ganesha dancing. Artist unknown; 1st half of 11th century. From Bihar

theforestcreative:Rough intaglio attempt – playing with my diamond carving/cutting tools (at Maine C

Ancient Egyptian faience cartouche containing the name of the lunar deity Khonsu-Neferhotep. Artist

Marble head of the Roman deity Jupiter. Artist unknown; 2nd cent. CE. Now in the Spurlock Museum,

A medieval stone carving depicting king Valdemar of Sweden (1239-1302)Valdemar was a son of Birger J

Dying Eurydice, Charles-François Lebœuf (called Nanteuil), 1822

Ancient Egyptian steatite sculpture of a crocodile with a falcon’s head, representing either the dei

Ornaments Old Town, Tbilisi, Georgia.

Sardonyx cameo depicting a Ptolemaic prince as Hermes. Artist unknown; 3rd cent. BCE. Now in the C

Sandstone head of the Buddha, from Sarnath, Uttar Pradesh. Artist unknown; ca. 6th cent. CE. Now i

Ancient Egyptian limestone canopic jar of one Userhat. Artist unknown; ca. 1400-1352 BCE (reign of

Ancient Roman chalcedonyappliqué depicting the bust of a young man in a cloak. Artist unknown; ca.

key block done and printed, starting the second block!

Hand Carved Wood Plate //MyIVI

Krishna on a swing, sandawood carving

Funerary stele (painted limestone) of the Royal Sealer Indi and his wife Mutmuti, Priestess of Hatho

Cornerstone of an altar, showing the 19th Dynasty pharaoh Ramesses II “the Great” (r. 1279-1213 BCE)

This ole hooty-owl hooty-hoos…

Woodcarving work of Kerala temple.

Wooden cup of the Kuba people, Democratic Republic of the Congo. Artist unknown; early 20th century

Statue of Hermes,carved from Pentelic marble. Roman-period copy (1st or 2nd cent. CE) after a lost

Marble bust of the Roman emperor Lucius Verus (r. 161-169 CE, jointly with Marcus Aurelius). Now in

mariartapocolypse:This Pictish stone is not only from the 8th century, but marked the grave of Queen

cair–paravel:Shell cameo diadem depicting the Three Graces and a festival, c. 1820-30 (via).

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