Palmyra Relief
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harvard-art-museums-sculpture:Funerary Relief of a Man and Child, c. 150 CE, HAM: SculptureHarvard A
harvard-art-museums-sculpture:Funerary Relief of a Man and Child, c. 150 CE, HAM: SculptureHarvard A
“Woe! (It’s a pity!) Hanina, Son of Hanina, [May he(?)] ascend!”Funerary reliefs l
“Woe! (It’s a pity!) Hanina, Son of Hanina, [May he(?)] ascend!”Funerary reliefs l
ganymedesrocks:Relief with three Palmyrene gods - 1st century - Bir Wereb near Palmyra - Musée du Lo
ganymedesrocks:Relief with three Palmyrene gods - 1st century - Bir Wereb near Palmyra - Musée du Lo
Funerary relief of a woman from Palmyra in Syria, and of 2nd- beginning of 3rd c. A.D.
Funerary relief of a woman from Palmyra in Syria, and of 2nd- beginning of 3rd c. A.D.
didoofcarthage:Limestone funerary reliefs from Palmyra Syria, c. 1st to 2nd century A.D. Metropolita
didoofcarthage:Limestone funerary reliefs from Palmyra Syria, c. 1st to 2nd century A.D. Metropolita
Museo Barracco - Palmyran funerary relief* 3rd century CE* limestoneRome, July 2015
Museo Barracco - Palmyran funerary relief* 3rd century CE* limestoneRome, July 2015
didoofcarthage:Funerary relief from Syria, probably Palmyra. 2nd-3rd century A.D. Limestone. Metropo
didoofcarthage:Funerary relief from Syria, probably Palmyra. 2nd-3rd century A.D. Limestone. Metropo
arjuna-vallabha: Funerary relief of Palmyra, Siria
arjuna-vallabha: Funerary relief of Palmyra, Siria
#MuseumSelfie this afternoon in the Roman & Early Christian Gallery
#MuseumSelfie this afternoon in the Roman & Early Christian Gallery
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