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M90 – CHEVAL MINOEN PIQUÉ PAR UN SCORPION

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M90 – CHEVAL MINOEN PIQUÉ PAR UN SCORPION - Philhelm

M90 – CHEVAL MINOEN PIQUÉ PAR UN SCORPION
Size (HxW) : 95x120 cm
Style : Figurative Style
Technic : Acrylic on canvas
Theme : Story
Category : Painting
Price : Euros 5700
Year : 2008
Desc. : This table is filled with symbols from Minoan seals without power for much, they decide to sacred connotations of personal seals to identify the owner of a mark on a door or a good seal. The scorpion, as already mentioned in a previous picture was likely to frighten those who would break the seal. The horse remaining on the island of Crete at this early period, not surprising, since the oldest known image of the world comes a rider on horseback Site Cretan Prinia, it dates from the second millennium BC In addition The myth of horses from the Mediterranean sea is ... Poseidon and the horses of Ishmael, Abraham's son reminds us. The horse in our table has 3400 years, it has been discovered on a sardonyx lentoïde 15 mm in diameter at Knossos. The skinned bird and two fishes (the middle one Marine could be an insect?) Are quite distinctive style oversimplified Minoan sculptors. Remember, these fees are sometimes measured in millimeters or rarely less than two centimeters in the rare-ring seals of royal gold? At the extreme top left representation of a leaf after a plant of the island? On the same side below, a lyrebird very reworked by the artist, lower middle: two possible interpretations: the top of a cactus or a lion's head without eyes?
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