Hoch aufgerichtet in stolzer, kraft

Hoch aufgerichtet in stolzer, kraftvoller und zugleich lockerer Standbein-Spielbein-Haltung umfasst der Meeresgott seinen Dreizack, mit dem er die Fluten aufzuwühlen und die Erde zu erschüttern vermag. Original: Staatliche Antikensammlung und Glyptothek, München. Griechisch, restaurierter Zustand, 2. Jahrhundert v. Chr. Fein patinierter Metallguss, Höhe mit Sockel 27 cm.

Rama war nach den Lehren des Hinduismus die siebte Inkarnation von Vishnu. Als einziger konnte er den Bogen Shivas spannen. Rama gilt als die Verkörperung königlicher Tugend, seine Geschichte wird in dem indischen Heldenepos Ramayana erzählt.

Skulptur aus Messing, gegossen im Wachsausschmelzverfahren, braun patiniert und zum Teil goldfarben bemalt. Format 17 x 30 x 6,5 cm (B/H/T). Gewicht ca. 1 kg.

"Ich bin alles, was war, was ist und was sein wird...", so kennzeichnet eine Inschrift auf einem ihrer zahllosen Standbilder die "Zauberreiche" und "Göttin mit den 10.000 Namen". Den Ägyptern war sie vor allem Mutter-, Frauen- und Geburtsgöttin. Sie galt als Göttermutter und Schutzgöttin des regierenden Pharao.

Diese Figur war eine der vier Schutzgöttinnen, die den Schrein mit den Eingeweiden des mumifizierten Tutanchamun bewachten. Die Göttinnen sollten den Pharao im Jenseits beschützen und Gefahren von ihm abwehren. Der Schrein mit den Göttinnen wurde in einem Raum direkt neben der Sargkammer entdeckt. Ägypten, Neues Reich, 18. Dynastie, um 1335 v. Chr.
Original: Ägyptisches Museum, Kairo, Schatz des Tutanchamun.

ars mundi Bildhauermodell, von Hand gegossen und von Hand vergoldet. Originalgröße. Höhe inkl. Holzsockel 96,5 cm.

Results (English) 2:

Erect in a proud, powerful and at the same time loose foothold game Leg Pose the sea god covers his trident, with which he stir up the waters and is able to shake the earth. Original: Museum of Antiquities Collection and Glyptothek, Munich. Greek, restored condition, 2nd Century v. Chr. Fine patinated metal casting, height with base 27 cm. Rama was in accordance with the teachings of Hinduism, the seventh incarnation of Vishnu. As the only he could draw the bow of Shiva. Rama is considered the incarnation of royal virtue, his story is told in the Indian epic Ramayana. Sculpture made ​​of brass, cast using the lost wax, brown patina and painted some gold. Format 17 x 30 x 6.5 cm (W / H / D). Weight about 1 kg. "I am everything that was, what is and what will be ..." says an inscription on one of its features countless stills the "magic kingdom" and "goddess with the 10,000 names". The Egyptians she was especially Mother, Woman and goddess of childbirth. It was regarded as mother of the gods and goddess of the reigning Pharaoh. This figure was one of the four protective goddesses who guarded the shrine with the entrails of mummified Tutankhamun. The goddesses should protect the pharaoh in the afterlife and to ward off danger from him. The shrine with the goddesses was discovered in a room adjacent to the burial chamber. Egypt, New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, about 1335 BC.. Original: Egyptian Museum, Cairo, treasure of Tutankhamun. Poured ars mundi sculptor's model, by hand and gilded by hand. Original size. Height incl. Wooden base 96,5 cm.

Results (English) 3:

high strength in proud, powerful and at the same time a foothold - game leg position includes the sea god his trident, the flood, and the earth will shake rosy. original: public art and glypotek, munich. the restored state, 2. century bc. fine patinierter casting, high base 27 cm.

rama was according to the teachings of hinduism, the 7th incarnation of vishnu. only he could bend the bow of siva. rama is considered to be the embodiment of royal virtue, his story is in the indian ramayana tells that the full.

sculpture made of brass, cast in the lost wax technique, brown patina, and partly gold painted. format 17 x 30 x 6.5 cm (b / h / t). weight approx.1 kg.

i am what was, what is and what will be... ", is an inscription on one of your many stills" zauberreiche "and" goddess with 10000 names. " the egyptians, it was especially mother, women and geburtsgöttin. she was göttermutter and patron goddess of the ruling pharaoh.
this figure was one of the four schutzgöttinnen,the shrine with the guts of the mumifizierten tutankhamun guarded. the goddesses of the pharaoh in the afterlife should protect and dangers of him off. the shrine of the goddess was in a room next to the sargkammer discovered. egypt, new empire, 18. dynasty to 1334 bc. the original: egyptian museum, cairo, treasure of tutankhamun.

ars mundi bildhauermodell,cast by hand and hand gilt. size height incl. wooden base 96.5 cm.