Description:

Near East, Armenia, Urartu culture, 800 to 600 BCE. A collection of 5 repousse copper panels that may have once been armor or belt attachments for a warrior. The surfaces are stamped with circles and convex bosses that may represent shields. Bronze belts bearing repeated motifs of animals, and geometric and floral patterns are one of the most enduring remains of the Urartian Kingdom, which stretched from the Euphrates in the west to Iran in the East. Size of largest: 12.125" L x 2" W (30.8 cm x 5.1 cm)

Provenance: private Thornton, Colorado, USA collection

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#187518

  • Condition: Fragmentary pieces as shown, with holes, tears and small losses through the panels. Heavy oxidation and green patina on the surfaces.

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