Galería de Hans Ollermann
Oriental Institute, Chicago
2008_0923_180529AB The Oriental Institute, Chicago
Striding lion scene from Babylon (Tell Amran).in Iraq.
Reign of King Nebuchadnezzar II (605-562 B.C.),the kingdom of Neo-Babylonia's last important ruler. The city of his time became famous for the "hanging gardens".
The main road which followed the Euphrates, entered the city by the Ishtar Gate. The wall surface near the gate was decorated with the figures of bulls and dragons, representations of Adad and Marduk. The lions decorated the surface around the gate of his palace.
Oriental Institute, Chicago.
2008_0923_180540AB The Oriental Institute, Chicago
Striding lion scene from Babylon (Tell Amran).in Iraq.
Reign of King Nebuchadnezzar II (605-562 B.C.),the kingdom of Neo-Babylonia's last important ruler. The city of his time became famous for the "hanging gardens".
The main road which followed the Euphrates, entered the city by the Ishtar Gate. The wall surface near the gate was decorated with the figures of bulls and dragons, representations of Adad and Marduk. The lions decorated the surface around the gate of his palace.
Oriental Institute, Chicago.
2008_0923_180548AB The Oriental Institute, Chicago
Striding lion scene from Babylon (Tell Amran).in Iraq.
Reign of King Nebuchadnezzar II (605-562 B.C.),the kingdom of Neo-Babylonia's last important ruler. The city of his time became famous for the "hanging gardens".
The main road which followed the Euphrates, entered the city by the Ishtar Gate. The wall surface near the gate was decorated with the figures of bulls and dragons, representations of Adad and Marduk. The lions decorated the surface around the gate of his palace.
Oriental Institute, Chicago.
2008_0923_180553AB The Oriental Institute, Chicago
Striding lion scene from Babylon (Tell Amran).in Iraq.
Reign of King Nebuchadnezzar II (605-562 B.C.),the kingdom of Neo-Babylonia's last important ruler. The city of his time became famous for the "hanging gardens".
The main road which followed the Euphrates, entered the city by the Ishtar Gate. The wall surface near the gate was decorated with the figures of bulls and dragons, representations of Adad and Marduk. The lions decorated the surface around the gate of his palace.
Oriental Institute, Chicago.
2008_0923_180601AB The Oriental Institute, Chicago
Striding lion scene from Babylon (Tell Amran).in Iraq.
Reign of King Nebuchadnezzar II (605-562 B.C.),the kingdom of Neo-Babylonia's last important ruler. The city of his time became famous for the "hanging gardens".
The main road which followed the Euphrates, entered the city by the Ishtar Gate. The wall surface near the gate was decorated with the figures of bulls and dragons, representations of Adad and Marduk. The lions decorated the surface around the gate of his palace.
Oriental Institute, Chicago.
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Saludos cordiales,
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