Jan 22, 2025
details of the Ishtar Gate, c. 575 BCE, Babylon, present day Iraq
housed in Pergamon Museum, Berlin
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details of the Ishtar Gate, c. 575 BCE, Babylon, present day Iraq
housed in Pergamon Museum, Berlin
The Babylonian striding lion, dating back to the era of king Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylon (605-562 BCE). These famous bas-relief lions, housed in many museums around the world, were made from polychrome glazed bricks, and used to decorate the walls of the Processional Street and the royal palaces of Babylon. Pergamon Museum, Berlin, GERMANY.
Photo by Babylon Chronicle
General view of the Ishtar Gate, Babylon
ISHTAR GATE - IRAQ
Sending my smaller Risograph Mušḫuššu dragon to a penpal in Taiwan. I do not throw away minor misprints but repurpose them as mail art. Slightly bigger version is available as an art print.
Cackled every time I printed a new Little Chap!
Needed a pick me up!
House now over flowing with Little Chaps!
(Behold!)
The Ishtar Gate in the Pergamon Museum in Berlin.