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7 hours ago Statue de Gudéa dite « au vase jaillissant ». Le souverain se tient debout et porte dans ses mains un vase d’où jaillissent des vagues de flots poissonneux. Emblème de la fertilité des eaux douces, c’est l’apanage traditionnel du dieu Enki. Ce thème du vase d’où sort de l’eau vivifiante se retrouve souvent dans la mythologie ...
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8 hours ago Statue of Gudea. ca. 2090 B.C. The Akkadian Empire collapsed after two centuries of rule, and during the succeeding fifty years, local kings ruled independent city-states in southern Mesopotamia. The city-state of Lagash produced a remarkable number of statues of its kings as well as Sumerian literary hymns and prayers under the rule of Gudea ...
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11 hours ago gudea – The Gudea font face with support for L a T e X and pdf L a T e X. This package provides the Gudea family of fonts designed by Agustina Mingote, with support for L a T e X and pdf L a T e X. ... Please Login to vote. Package Links. Home page Support Bug tracker Repository Developers.
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10 hours ago Seated Gudea holding temple plan. Shown with an architectural plan in his lap, this prince constructed temples to the gods and likenesses of himself. Seated Gudea holding Temple Plan, known as “Architect with Plan,” c. 2100 B.C.E. (Neo-Sumerian/Ur III period), from Girsu (modern Telloh, Iraq), diorite, 93 x 41 x 61 cm (Musée du Louvre, Paris)
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1 hours ago Parce que Gudéa a construit l'éninnu où sa statue doit demeurer, le texte rappelle tout d'abord les cérémonies qui eurent lieu avant et après l'érection du temple. Vient alors une description de la statue à laquelle, par une opération magico-religieuse, Gudéa …
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3 hours ago Gudea: His crown is a stylized shepherd's hat. Most Sumerian statues have been decapitated, had their faces disfigured, or were otherwise vandalized during the many wars that occurred in the region. The seal of Gudea: Gudea, with shaven head, is accompanied by a minor female deity (lamma, guardian spirit). He is led by his personal god ...
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9 hours ago Aug 14, 2016 . Statue of Gudea, the ruling prince, or king-priest, of the city of Lagash, carved in diorite. Credits: Louvre Museum, Paris. The statue is particularly interesting because it was carved in a style, which was unknown in Mesopotamia at that time. This fascinating masterwork in diorite and some other valuable artifacts were dated back to 4000 and ...
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1 hours ago LE CYLINDRE B DE GUDÉA. 523 l'étranger », et l'oiseau āKur-su-na-x , « Qui-í¿eraí-l'étranger-dans-sa-main »; tous deux ont pour devoir de combattre les ennemis du Roi. Gudéa leur adjoint úLugal-si-sá , « Le-roi-juste », sorte de garde du corps accompagnant dNingirsu dans son voyage au Tirasi, et aussi peut-être chef du protocole.
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3 hours ago Gudea (Sumerian: 𒅗𒌤𒀀, Gu 3-de 2-a) was a ruler of the state of Lagash in Southern Mesopotamia, who ruled circa 2080–2060 BC (short chronology) or 2144-2124 BC (middle chronology).He probably did not come from the city, but had married Ninalla, daughter of the ruler Ur-Baba (2164–2144 BC) of Lagash, thus gaining entrance to the royal house of Lagash.
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3 hours ago This is a statue of Gudea, the ruler of Lagash, who reigned from 2140 to 2120 BC. He wears a stylized shepherd’s hat, the crown of a Sumerian king. Gudea was sipad zid, "the true shepherd". He was the model of piety and virtue, working tirelessly for the gods and for the welfare of his people. He was concerned about social justice, and not just the exercise of power. Gudea …
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8 hours ago Gudea is a readable, clear and functional typeface family, with a simple and condensed structure that brings a pleasant feeling when used at any size. Inspired by engineering documentation, it expresses the technical feeling of graphic information enjoyed by those who are interested in areas such as engineering, land surveying and architecture.
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10 hours ago Jan 09, 2022 . Lagash, the Lost City of Mesopotamia. The historic region of Mesopotamia has been long regarded as one of the original cradles of civilization. Defined by the bountiful Tigris and Euphrates rivers, Mesopotamia gave birth to some truly prosperous and groundbreaking early civilizations. The foremost of these was the civilization of Sumer, well ...
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8 hours ago Other articles where Gudea is discussed: Mesopotamian art and architecture: Sculpture: …and, under its famous governor Gudea, to have successfully maintained the continuity of the Mesopotamian cultural tradition. In particular, the sculpture dating from this short interregnum (c. 2100 bce) seems to represent some sort of posthumous flowering of Sumerian genius.
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10 hours ago Mar 31, 2014 . Dolerite statue of Gudea, ruler of Lagash. Upper part of standing figure with head; carved and polished mottled green dolerite; but neck restored; represents Gudea, king of Lagash. It is possible that the head and body were not originally part of a single statue. From Girsu (modern Telloh), southern Mesopotamia, Iraq.
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Although Gudea claimed to have conquered Elam and Anshan, most of his his inscriptions emphasize the building of irrigation channels and temples, and the creation of precious gifts to the gods. Inscriptions mention temples built by Gudea in Ur, Nippur, Adab, Uruk and Bad-Tibira.
Gudea chose the title of énsi (town-king or governor), not the more exalted lugal (Akkadian šarrum), although he did style himself "god of Lagash". Gudea claimed to have conquered Elam and Anshan, but his inscriptions emphasize the building of irrigation channels and temples, and the creation of precious gifts to the gods.
Gudea ruled at a time when the center of Sumer was ruled by the Gutian dynasty, and when Ishtup-Ilum ruled to the north in Mari. Under Gudea, Lagash had a golden age, and seemed to enjoy a high level of independence from the Gutians.
Gudea's appearance is recognizable today because he had numerous statues or idols, depicting him with unprecedented, lifelike realism, placed in temples throughout Sumer. Gudea took advantage of artistic development because he evidently wanted posterity to know what he looked like.
Gudea, Prince of Lagash was the political and religious governor of Lagash, in Southern Mesopotamia, one of the oldest Sumerian cities. This statue was discovered as two pieces, twenty-six years apart. Archaeologists found the head in 1877, then the body was found in 1903.
Among them there is a statue carved in hard diorite, which depicts the ruling prince, or king-priest of the city of Lagash. Statue of Gudea, the ruling prince, or king-priest, of the city of Lagash, carved in diorite.
Gudea is a readable, clear and functional typeface family, with a simple and condensed structure that brings a pleasant feeling when used at any size. Inspired by engineering documentation, it expresses the technical feeling of graphic information enjoyed by those who are interested in areas such as engineering, land surveying and architecture.
Impression from a cylinder seal used by Gudea of Lagash - the mighty prince of early Babylonian times.