Describe “Queen of Heaven”: Terra Cotta Plaque of Ishtar in detail and discuss your personal reaction / response to the work.
Based on material from The Humanistic Tradition.
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“Queen of Heaven”: Terra Cotta Plaque of Ishtar in the British Museum
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The figure is depicted as a nude female figure with wings and talons instead of feet, and in both hands symbols of her power, a rod and ring. She is flanked on both sides by two lions and owls....
1 Description:
The figure is depicted as a nude female figure with wings and talons instead of feet, and in both hands symbols of her power, a rod and ring. She is flanked on both sides by two lions and owls....
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