Mesopotamian Art | Part VII: Assyrian Art #arthistory

Art History, by Lucas Lima
Art History, by Lucas Lima
587 بار بازدید - 11 ماه پیش - Journey back to the zenith
Journey back to the zenith of the Assyrian Empire in this captivating episode of the Mesopotamian Art History. We take you on a tour through the heart of ancient Mesopotamia, exploring the awe-inspiring art and architecture that served as potent symbols of Assyrian power and supremacy. From the grand city-state of Assur, to the imposing royal palace at Dur Sharrukin (modern-day Khorsabad), we delve into the architectural marvels of the Assyrians. Witness the intimidating lamassu figures and traverse through the labyrinth of courtyards and rooms, all designed to assert royal dominance. Our exploration doesn't stop at architecture. We also delve into the world of Assyrian reliefs. Discover the intricate carvings on gypsum slabs known as orthostats, each narrating a tale from the Assyrian world. From the dramatic "Fugitives Crossing River" to the symbolic "Lion Hunt Relief", we unravel the stories behind these remarkable artworks and their role in reinforcing the political and spiritual power of Assyrian kings. But this is only a chapter in the grand saga of art history. Stay tuned for our upcoming episodes where we dive into another fascinating epoch - the period of Late Babylonian Art. Together, let's turn the pages of history, uncovering secrets and stories that have been buried for millennia. Be sure to like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more captivating journeys into the past! 🔔 Subscribe Now to Embark on a Journey of Discovery! 📩 And if you want to delve deeper into the world of art history, subscribe to our Art History newsletter for meticulously detailed articles that will ignite your passion for art and architecture: https://substack.com/@arthistorybylucaslima Join us now and become an integral part of our ever-growing community of art enthusiasts! #arthistory #art #history #architecture
11 ماه پیش در تاریخ 1402/08/05 منتشر شده است.
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