The image depicts a rectangular relief with six panels, each featuring a different animal depicted in a simplistic and stylistic manner. The animals include various quadrupeds like lions, rams, and cows, each standing within their own section. The relief appears to be carved into a single stone material, possibly light-colored stone or plaster. The details and outlines are carefully etched to portray rudimentary representations of each animal. The material appears aged, giving it a weathered texture in the shadows and edges of the carvings. The piece is enclosed within a raised border that frames the panels, emphasizing the segmented display of the animals. The sculpture is relatively flat, with shallow carvings providing a sense of depth against the smooth backdrop of the panels.
Artwork Details
- Date
- 1935/1942
- Medium
- black and white photograph
- Dimensions
- 3644 × 2953 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original