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Relief: head and shoulders of a beardless man, possibly a eunuch
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Relief: head and shoulders of a beardless man, possibly a eunuch

ca. 721–705 BCE · Gypsum alabaster

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Ancient West Asian ArtAssyrian
Credit lineRelief: head and shoulders of a beardless man, possibly a eunuch. ca. 721–705 BCE. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of Louise Crane, 1980. CC0.
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