Monthly Archives: November 2012

Roman Head Portraits

Portraiture is one of the most distinct form of Roman Art. Sculpting was a common medium for portraits in the Roman Empire. Roman sculptures are characterized by their realism. The subject matter tends to portray mundane situations. This is a … Continue reading

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Glyptology

The earliest form of communication, adornment and more importantly the authentication of documents were through Glyptology. Glyptology simply refers to the art of engraving on stones and different kinds of metals. Engraving on stone has been around for thousands of … Continue reading

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Erotica in the Ancient World

Depiction of sexuality was just as prevalent in ancient times as it is today. The presentation below shows different ways our ancestors depicted eroticism. Enjoy.

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More New Arrivals

More Newly acquired artifacts from Sadigh Gallery. Click link http://www.sadighgallery.com/new_arrivals.html to view entire collection.

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Glass in the Ancient World

Glass is a hard substance, often brittle and typically transparent or translucent. Glass is seen around us every day, from windows, to light bulbs, to drinking cups and so on. It can come in different varieties, textures and hues. These … Continue reading

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Newly Acquired Artifacts

Introducing Sadigh Gallery’s newly acquired artifacts. You can check out a slide show from our YouTube channel by following this link BB 111. Here are some of the pieces you will find in our new arrival section: Ancient Egyptian Faience … Continue reading

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