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Assyrian Lamassu Relief - Winged Lion Guardian Sculpture from Nimrud #16102 (License: Personal Use)
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This black-and-white line rendering replicates a Neo-Assyrian lamassu sculpture from the 9th-7th century BCE, likely originating from Nimrud or Khorsabad. The figure combines a lion’s muscular body, an eagle’s outstretched wings and beaked head, and human-like facial features, standing on a plinth with a knotted rope harness and a curled tail ending in a decorative tassel. Such statues flanked palace gates as apotropaic guardians, embodying divine authority and warding off evil.
Used on museum collection pages, academic articles on Mesopotamian art, educational resources about ancient Near Eastern iconography, and cultural heritage websites; targets users researching Assyrian mythology, archaeology, or symbolic architecture.
Related Cliparts: Discover the majestic Assyrian lamassu-a winged lion with an eagle’s head-carved in ancient Mesopotamian stone. Symbol of protection and royal power.
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