Iraklion. The little serpent goddess of Knossos. Fayence, 28.5 cm, about 1700 BC. From the central sanctuary. Au4

Very schematic three-dimensional sculpture of a female figure carved in limestone dated to the 5th century BC. It belongs to the culture of the Iberians and comes from the Puerta d...

Female figure in terracotta elaborated with bivalvo mold, representing an veiled woman holding a naked and upright child in her left arm. Both are depicted frontally, in clear conn...

The Iberian oppidum of Plaza de Armas in Puente Tablas is located 7 km outside of Jaén, next to the regional road J-V-312, Jaén-Torrequebradilla, in the eastern countryside and at ...

Inner chest of anonymous lady ; Painted on stucco (plaster) ; Third Intermediate Period, 21st dynasty (c. 1069-945 BCE) ; Second cachet of Deir el-Bahari (Bab el-Gasous); The inscr...

By Ioannis (John) Kornarou (1745-1812). Icon. Oil on wood 26.5 x 20 cm A small icon of Saint George. Little is known about Kornarou. He was of the Cretan School of art and painte...

The serpent was invented in France around 1590 to play with church choirs. It accompanied Gregorian chant and later, hymns. It appeared in English churches around 1670 and was a me...

The serpent was invented in France around 1590 to play with church choirs. It accompanied Gregorian chant and later hymns. It appeared in English churches around 1670 and was a mem...