Eines Königs würdig ist dieser gold

Eines Königs würdig ist dieser goldene Widderkopf, ein Detail aus einem Pektoral der frühen Ptolemäer-Zeit. Stil und Materialverarbeitung lassen deutlich den Einfluss hellenistischer Kunstauffassung erkennen. Ptolemäer-Zeit, um 250 v. Chr.

Komplett mit Bügel und Collierkette. Kopflänge 3 cm, Bügellänge 6 cm. 925er-Sterlingsilber, vergoldet.

Das Argonauten-Epos vom Goldenen Vlies, das den Widder in enge Beziehung zum Gold brachte, schwingt noch in diesem Armreif nach. Er ist eine Trophäe für jene, die Unmögliches begehrt und es endlich erreicht haben, und wirkt am Handgelenk einer Widderfrau besonders attraktiv. Griechisch um 400 v. Chr. 925er Silber vergoldet.

Eines Königs würdig ist dieser silberne Widderkopf. Stil und Materialverarbeitung lassen deutlich den Einfluss hellenistischer Kunstauffassung erkennen. Ptolemäer-Zeit, um 250 v. Chr.

Komplett mit Bügel und Erbskette. Kopflänge 3 cm, Bügellänge 6 cm. 925er-Sterlingsilber.

Die dickbäuchigen Püsteriche (Aeolipila) sind bereits aus dem 2. Jh. überliefert; möglicherweise reicht ihre Benutzung bis vor Christi Geburt zurück. Sie wurden mit Wasser gefüllt und erhitzt, worauf sie aus Mund und Nase Wasserdampf hervorstießen und so zum Anfachen von Feuern verwendet wurden. Unter den mittelalterlichen Exemplaren zeichnet sich der "Wiener Püsterich" durch die besonders lebensnahe Mimik aus.
Original: Kunsthistorisches Museum in Wien, 12. Jh., Norditalien.

ars mundi Museums-Replikat, von Hand gegossen als Metallguss, von Hand patiniert. Höhe ca. 13,5 cm.

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A King worthy this golden Rams Head is a detail from a pectoral of the early Ptolemaic period. Style and material processing can clearly recognize the influence of Hellenistic art opinion. Ptolemaic era, circa 250 BC. Complete with bow and necklace. Head length 3 cm, strap length 6 cm. 925 sterling silver, gold plated.The Argonaut EPOS of the Golden Fleece, which brought the RAM in close relationship to the gold, after swings in this bracelet. He is a trophy for those who have desires impossible and finally reached it, and acts on the wrist of an Aries woman particularly attractive. Greek to 400 BC, 925 silver plated.This Silver RAM head is fit for a King. Style and material processing can clearly recognize the influence of Hellenistic art opinion. Ptolemaic era, circa 250 BC.Complete with hangers and pea chain. Head length 3 cm, strap length 6 cm. 925 sterling silver.The portly Püsteriche (Aeolipila) are already known from the 2nd century; may its use dates back to before the birth of Christ. They were filled with water and heated, whereupon they came out water vapor from mouth and nose and have been used to fan fires. Under the medieval copies of the "Wiener Püsterich" is characterized by the very life-like facial expressions. Original: Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, 12th century, Northern Italy. Ars mundi Museum replica, hand patinated cast as metal casting, by hand. Height approx. 13.5 cm.

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Fit for a king is this golden ram's head, a detail from a pectoral the early Ptolemaic period. Style and material processing clearly show the influence of Hellenistic art conception. Ptolemaic period to 250 v. Chr. Complete with bracket and necklace chain. Head length 3 cm, strap length 6cm. 925 sterling silver, gold-plated. The Argonauts epic of the Golden Fleece, which brought the ram in close relation to gold, still resonates in this bracelet after. He is a trophy for those who desire the impossible and finally reached it, and acts on the wrist of an Aries woman particularly attractive. Greek gold at c. 400 BC. 925 silver. Worthy of a king is this silver ram's head. Style and material processing clearly show the influence of Hellenistic art conception. Ptolemaic period to 250 v. Chr. Complete with bracket and belcher chain. Head length 3 cm, strap length 6cm. . 925 Sterling Silver The potbellied Püsteriche (Aeolipila) have been handed down from the 2nd century. may deliver its use date back to before Christ. They were filled with water and heated, whereupon they came out water vapor from the mouth and nose and were used for kindling fires. Among the medieval copies the "Wiener Püsterich" distinguished by particularly lifelike facial expressions from. Original: Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, the 12th century, Northern Italy.. Ars mundi museum replica, hand-poured as metal casting, patinated by hand. Height approx 13,5 cm.

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"worthy of a king, the golden widderkopf a detail from a pektoral early ptolemäer - time. style and image processing can significantly influence the hellenistic kunstauffassung. ptolemäer - time to 250 bc.

complete with hanger and collierkette. the head bügellänge 3 cm, 6 cm. 925 - silver, gilt.

the argonauts epic of the golden fleece."worthy of a king, the golden widderkopf a detail from a pektoral early ptolemäer - time. style and image processing can significantly influence the hellenistic kunstauffassung. ptolemäer - time to 250 bc.

complete with hanger and collierkette. the head bügellänge 3 cm, 6 cm. 925 - silver, gilt.

the argonauts epic of the golden fleece.the aries in close relationship to the gold, swings in this bracelet. he's a trophy for the impossible desires and finally achieved it, and has a widderfrau wrist particularly attractive. greek around 400 bc. 925 silver plated.

worthy of a king, the silver widderkopf.they were filled with water, and heated, then from the nose and mouth and water vapor hervorstießen and the fuelling of fire were used. under the medieval copies is the "vienna püsterich" by the special living facial expression. the original: historical museum in vienna, 12. century in northern italy.

ars mundi museum replica, cast by hand when casting.style and image processing can significantly influence the hellenistic kunstauffassung. ptolemäer - time to 250 bc.

complete with hanger and erbskette. the head bügellänge 3 cm, 6 cm. sterling silver 925 -.

the dickbäuchigen püsteriche (aeolipila) are already out of the 2. century. men may use, is to the birth of christ.