Grand Tour Carved-Stone Votive: Assyrian Ruler King Sargon II Ancient that drew inspiration from the

that drew inspiration from the art and architecture of ancient Egypt

likely modeled after 5th-century BC Greek athletes

Her work is strongly associated with the traditional ceramic workshops of San Juan de Oriente

known for patronizing Mahayana Buddhism

Grand Tour Carved-Stone Votive: Assyrian Ruler King Sargon II Ancient that drew inspiration from theTraveling Man Treasures is selling this antique hand carved stone Grand Tour Era reproduction votive of an ancient Assyrian ruler, most likely King Sargon II as he stands with a staff in hand, styled in traditional ancient Near Eastern attire. The votive (religious or ceremonial offering) is in good condition and stands on a small acrylic base. Carved from a dark gray stone material, such as basalt or granite, the works is intended to resemble ancient