Antennae Sword
The sculpture 'Antennae Sword' by artist Jaume Plansa features a dark green, weathered metal figure. The sculpture is tall and slender with a narrow, elongated body. It has no head or limbs but extends into two straight, short protrusions at the top resembling antennae, from which it gets its name. The piece stands on a small square base.
Artwork details
- Date:
- 1500–500 BCE
- Medium:
- Copper
- Culture:
- India
- Dimensions:
- 356 × 624 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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