Near Eastern Alabaster Ram's Head Weight, ca. 2nd millennium BCE Medium - Faience Dimensions: Length: 10

Dimensions: Length: 10

Dimensions: 147 cm (58”) x 89 cm (35”)

the serene countenance centered with a pronounced long nose

She was mentored by her grandmother Kathleen Petyarre

A fascinating aspect of Tjupurrula’s unique painting style is that he uses one of two opposing palettes

Near Eastern Alabaster Ram's Head Weight, ca. 2nd millennium BCE Medium - Faience Dimensions: Length: 10in the form of a ram's head with long curled horns, elongated face, and drilled eyes. Featured prominently in many ancient societies, the ram has been a long held symbol of strength, determination, action, initiative, and leadership. For the Greeks, the ram's head was thought of as an emblem of good fortune and during Roman times, was equated with the Egyptian high god Amun after Rome conquered Egypt. Jupiter Ammon, one of the many versions of