Sale 1035
| Chicago
| Chicago
Estimate$20,000 – $30,000
Provenance:
Sotheby's New York, Antiquities and Islamic Art, 8 December 2000, Lot 162.
Note:
This relief depicts a draped female holding votives in both hands, and adorned with a veil and ornate diadem. Typically, these sculptures were used as funerary monuments and represented the deceased. A inscription can been seen to the right of her head. Most likely this short text was used to identify the draped female who would have been buried with many others in a communal tomb.
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Jacob Coley
Senior Vice President, Head of Department, Antiquities and Ancient Art