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Sumerian is an art collective that was founded in 2020 by a group of artists from the Middle East

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Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: ILN cover - Golden head-dress of Queen Shub-ad

ILN cover - Golden head-dress of Queen Shub-ad
Front cover of The Illustrated London News showing a photograph of a reconstruction of a 5000 year-old head dress found at Ur, Iraq, in the royal Graves at Ur excavated by Sir Leonard Woolley. 1928

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Cuneiform tablet showing accounts of barley distribution, c. 3000 BC (clay)

Cuneiform tablet showing accounts of barley distribution, c. 3000 BC (clay)
3525809 Cuneiform tablet showing accounts of barley distribution, c.3000 BC (clay) by Sumerian; 5.5x6x4.2 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Royal Lyre, Ur, Mesopotamia

Royal Lyre, Ur, Mesopotamia
Royal Lyre, Ur, an ancient Sumerian city in Mesopotamia (Iraq)

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Rein-ring and Mascot from Queen Shub-ads Chariot, Ur

Rein-ring and Mascot from Queen Shub-ads Chariot, Ur, an ancient Sumerian city in Mesopotamia (Iraq)

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Ram caught in a thicket, Ur

Ram caught in a thicket, Ur
Ram caught in a thicket Ur, an ancient Sumerian city in Mesopotamia (Iraq)

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Gold helmet of Meskalamdug, Ur

Gold helmet of Meskalamdug, Ur
Gold Helmet of Meskalamdug, Ur, an ancient Sumerian city in Mesopotamia (Iraq)

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Gold dagger in ornate golden sheath, Ur

Gold dagger in ornate golden sheath, Ur
Gold dagger in an ornate golden sheath, from Ur, an ancient Sumerian city in Mesopotamia (Iraq)

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Warrior god with bovine ears represented lying in his coffin

Warrior god with bovine ears represented lying in his coffin
LRI4685554 Warrior god with bovine ears represented lying in his coffin, probably the god Dumuzi (Terracotta sculpture) by Sumerian; Iraq Museum

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Heads of the demon Humbaba (terracotta)

Heads of the demon Humbaba (terracotta)
LRI3512884 Heads of the demon Humbaba (terracotta) by Sumerian; Archaeological Museum, Baghdad, Iraq; (add.info.: In Mesopotamian mythology)

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: The high priest of Nippur delimiting the boundary between Lagash and Umma, Sumeria

The high priest of Nippur delimiting the boundary between Lagash and Umma, Sumeria
3614178 The high priest of Nippur delimiting the boundary between Lagash and Umma, Sumeria, from Hutchinsons History of the Nations, pub.1915 by English School

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Stele of Ushumgal, 2900-2700BC (gypsum alabaster)

Stele of Ushumgal, 2900-2700BC (gypsum alabaster)
3525810 Stele of Ushumgal, 2900-2700BC (gypsum alabaster) by Sumerian; 22.4 high cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA; (add.info.: Mesopotamia)

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Wall relief of Gilgamesh from the ruins of Dur-Sharrukin, capital city of the Assyrians at

Wall relief of Gilgamesh from the ruins of Dur-Sharrukin, capital city of the Assyrians at the time of King Sargon II
3647838 Wall relief of Gilgamesh from the ruins of Dur-Sharrukin, capital city of the Assyrians at the time of King Sargon II (engraving) by German School

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Vase dedicated by Entemena to the god Nigirsu, from Tello (Ancient Girsu) c

Vase dedicated by Entemena to the god Nigirsu, from Tello (Ancient Girsu) c
XIR229341 Vase dedicated by Entemena to the god Nigirsu, from Tello (Ancient Girsu) c.2400 BC (copper & silver) by Mesopotamian; height: 35 cm; Louvre, Paris, France; out of copyright

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Gaming board depicting animals of the field and forest, from Iraq, c. 2500 BC (wood)

Gaming board depicting animals of the field and forest, from Iraq, c. 2500 BC (wood)
XBP341867 Gaming board depicting animals of the field and forest, from Iraq, c.2500 BC (wood) by Sumerian; Private Collection; Photo eBoltin Picture Library; out of copyright

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Gudea, Prince of Lagash, statue dedicated to Ningizzada, Neo-Sumerian, from Telloh

Gudea, Prince of Lagash, statue dedicated to Ningizzada, Neo-Sumerian, from Telloh
XIR286947 Gudea, Prince of Lagash, statue dedicated to Ningizzada, Neo-Sumerian, from Telloh, ancient Girsu, c.2130 BC (diorite) (see also 71510, 121795)

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Cuneiform Tablet (clay)

Cuneiform Tablet (clay)
617393 Cuneiform Tablet (clay) by Sumerian; Private Collection; Photo eBoltin Picture Library; out of copyright

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Investiture of the king by the goddess Ishtar, from the Palace of Zimri-Lim, Mari

Investiture of the king by the goddess Ishtar, from the Palace of Zimri-Lim, Mari
XIR204922 Investiture of the king by the goddess Ishtar, from the Palace of Zimri-Lim, Mari, Middle Euphrates, Isin-Larsa Period, c.1800 BC (wall painting) by Mesopotamian; height: 175 cm; Louvre

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Statuette of an offering bearer with a votive inscription, from Uruk

Statuette of an offering bearer with a votive inscription, from Uruk
XIR188783 Statuette of an offering bearer with a votive inscription, from Uruk, Protoliterate Period, 3rd millennium BC (bronze) by Mesopotamian; Iraq Museum, Baghdad; out of copyright

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Headless statue of Prince Gudea (2170-2130 BC) as an architect

Headless statue of Prince Gudea (2170-2130 BC) as an architect
XIR188779 Headless statue of Prince Gudea (2170-2130 BC) as an architect, from Telloh (ancient Gersu) 2100-2000 BC (diorite) by Mesopotamian; Louvre, Paris, France; out of copyright

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Cuneiform script on a palace wall (stone)

Cuneiform script on a palace wall (stone)
BAL196563 Cuneiform script on a palace wall (stone) by Sumerian; Ur, Iraq; out of copyright

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Breastplate in the form of a lion-headed eagle, from Tell Hariri (ancient Mari) c

Breastplate in the form of a lion-headed eagle, from Tell Hariri (ancient Mari) c
XIR192469 Breastplate in the form of a lion-headed eagle, from Tell Hariri (ancient Mari) c.2500 BC (gold, copper, bitumen & lapis lazuli) by Sumerian; 13x12x1 cm; National Museum, Damascus

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Victory Stele of Naram-Sin (2225-2185 BC) King of Akkad over the Lullubi, Akkadian Period

Victory Stele of Naram-Sin (2225-2185 BC) King of Akkad over the Lullubi, Akkadian Period
XIR165842 Victory Stele of Naram-Sin (2225-2185 BC) King of Akkad over the Lullubi, Akkadian Period, c.2230 (pink sandstone) (detail) by Mesopotamian; height: 210 cm; Louvre, Paris

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Baked Clay Prism ( Weld-Blundell Prism ) with the Sumerian King List giving

Baked Clay Prism ( Weld-Blundell Prism ) with the Sumerian King List giving
AMQ419841 Baked Clay Prism ( Weld-Blundell Prism ) with the Sumerian King List giving rulers from before the Flood to King Sin-magir of Isin (c.1827-17 BC) inscribed in cuneiform script

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Cylinder seal of an Elamite royal guard in the service of a Sumerian king

Cylinder seal of an Elamite royal guard in the service of a Sumerian king
XIR391159 Cylinder seal of an Elamite royal guard in the service of a Sumerian king by Elamite, (13th century BC); Louvre, Paris

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Bull Calf Polemount, c. 2700 BC (basalt)

Bull Calf Polemount, c. 2700 BC (basalt)
499780 Bull Calf Polemount, c.2700 BC (basalt) by Sumerian; 7.7x5.1x13.1 cm; Cleveland Museum of Art, OH, USA; (add.info.: Like most Mesopotamian sculptures in the round)

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Sacrificial scene (mosaic)

Sacrificial scene (mosaic)
XIR173128 Sacrificial scene (mosaic) by Mesopotamian; National Museum, Damascus, Syria; out of copyright

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Head of a Bull, 3000-2000 BC (chalcedony)

Head of a Bull, 3000-2000 BC (chalcedony)
500250 Head of a Bull, 3000-2000 BC (chalcedony) by Sumerian; h:3.10 w:2.90 d:4.30 cm; Cleveland Museum of Art, OH, USA; (add.info.: This bull head is carved in a banded stone)

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Sumerian Goddess Lama (clay)

Sumerian Goddess Lama (clay)
1220357 Sumerian Goddess Lama (clay) by Sumerian; (add.info.: Lama, the Sumerian goddess of protection who was believed to act as an intermediary between people and the gods)

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Mesopotamia: Quarz stone seal and molding (imprint) representing a figure speaking to a

Mesopotamia: Quarz stone seal and molding (imprint) representing a figure speaking to a
JLJ4647650 Mesopotamia: Quarz stone seal and molding (imprint) representing a figure speaking to a deity. Neo-Sumerian period (ca. 2150-2000 BC) Sun

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Art Mesopotamia: Statue of Intendant Ebih-il. Sculpture of albaster, shell

Art Mesopotamia: Statue of Intendant Ebih-il. Sculpture of albaster, shell
JLJ4611781 Art Mesopotamia: Statue of Intendant Ebih-il. Sculpture of albaster, shell, lapis-lazuli and schist, Around 2500 BC (Sumerian period, around 2900-2200 BC). From Mari

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Art Mesopotamia: Statue of Intendant Ebih-il. Sculpture of albaster, shell

Art Mesopotamia: Statue of Intendant Ebih-il. Sculpture of albaster, shell
JLJ4612602 Art Mesopotamia: Statue of Intendant Ebih-il. Sculpture of albaster, shell, lapis-lazuli and schist, Around 2500 BC (Sumerian period, around 2900-2200 BC). From Mari. Height: 0.525 m

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Statuette of a protective genius, in the shape of a fish man

Statuette of a protective genius, in the shape of a fish man
LRI4685481 Statuette of a protective genius, in the shape of a fish man, placed under the foundations of a house, 8th-7th century BC (terracotta) by Sumerian; Iraq Museum

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Vase fragment from eastern Iran, 2500 BC (serpentine)

Vase fragment from eastern Iran, 2500 BC (serpentine)
LRI4685474 Vase fragment from eastern Iran, 2500 BC (serpentine) by Sumerian; Iraq Museum, Baghdad; (add.info.: Sumerian civilization: snake vase fragment from eastern Iran. Dim)

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Cuneiform tablet case impressed with four cylinder seals, c. 20th-19th century BC (clay)

Cuneiform tablet case impressed with four cylinder seals, c. 20th-19th century BC (clay)
5049861 Cuneiform tablet case impressed with four cylinder seals, c.20th-19th century BC (clay) by Assyrian School; 5.6x4.6x2.5 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Cuneiform tablet: private letter, c. 20th-19th century BC (clay)

Cuneiform tablet: private letter, c. 20th-19th century BC (clay)
5049858 Cuneiform tablet: private letter, c.20th-19th century BC (clay) by Assyrian School; 6.8x5.4x2.3 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Mesopotamia: head in diorite without inscription of Gudea, governor of the city of Lagash

Mesopotamia: head in diorite without inscription of Gudea, governor of the city of Lagash
JLJ4679799 Mesopotamia: head in diorite without inscription of Gudea, governor of the city of Lagash. About 2120 BC. Neo-Sumerian period (ca. 2150-2000 BC)

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Mesopotamia: statue of the god Ningishzida representing Gudea sitting, prince of Lagash

Mesopotamia: statue of the god Ningishzida representing Gudea sitting, prince of Lagash
JLJ4669228 Mesopotamia: statue of the god Ningishzida representing Gudea sitting, prince of Lagash. Neo-Sumerian period (ca. 2150-2000 BC)

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Mesopotamia: lower half of the diorite statue of Manishtusu (Manishtousu) (2270-2254 BC)

Mesopotamia: lower half of the diorite statue of Manishtusu (Manishtousu) (2270-2254 BC)
JLJ4667535 Mesopotamia: lower half of the diorite statue of Manishtusu (Manishtousu) (2270-2254 BC), King of Agade. 2300-2250 BC. From the site of Susa (Babylon)

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: View of the stairway of the reconstructed ziggurat, 2050 BC

View of the stairway of the reconstructed ziggurat, 2050 BC
LRI4732310 View of the stairway of the reconstructed ziggurat, 2050 BC by Neo-Sumerian, (21st century BC); Ur, Iraq; (add.info.: Mesopotamia: view of the reconstructed Ziggurat Staircase, 2050 BC)

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: View of the stairway of the reconstructed ziggurat, 2050 BC

View of the stairway of the reconstructed ziggurat, 2050 BC
LRI4732279 View of the stairway of the reconstructed ziggurat, 2050 BC by Neo-Sumerian, (21st century BC); Ur, Iraq; (add.info.: Mesopotamia: view of the reconstructed Ziggurat Staircase, 2050 BC)

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Tablet relating the ritual sacrifices at the Temple of Anu in Uruk (Warka

Tablet relating the ritual sacrifices at the Temple of Anu in Uruk (Warka
XIR208455 Tablet relating the ritual sacrifices at the Temple of Anu in Uruk (Warka) copy of an ancient text of 3rd-1st century BC (clay) by Mesopotamian; 22x10 cm; Louvre, Paris

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Gudea, Prince of Lagash, statue dedicated to Ningizzada, Neo-Sumerian, from Telloh

Gudea, Prince of Lagash, statue dedicated to Ningizzada, Neo-Sumerian, from Telloh
XIR208106 Gudea, Prince of Lagash, statue dedicated to Ningizzada, Neo-Sumerian, from Telloh, ancient Girsu, c.2130 BC (diorite) (see also 71510 & 121795) by Mesopotamian; height: 45 cm; Louvre

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Commemorative relief for the construction of a religious building by Ur-Nanshe

Commemorative relief for the construction of a religious building by Ur-Nanshe
XIR92555 Commemorative relief for the construction of a religious building by Ur-Nanshe, Prince of Lagash and his family, from Telloh, ancient Girsu, Early Dynastic Period

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Statuette of a Sumerian man in an attitude of worship, Istabalat, Iraq (limestone)

Statuette of a Sumerian man in an attitude of worship, Istabalat, Iraq (limestone)
AMQ113707 Statuette of a Sumerian man in an attitude of worship, Istabalat, Iraq (limestone) by Sumerian; Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Head of a bull, with Royal Sumerian inscription, mount for a piece of furniture or for a

Head of a bull, with Royal Sumerian inscription, mount for a piece of furniture or for a
SCP65105 Head of a bull, with Royal Sumerian inscription, mount for a piece of furniture or for a harp, from Telloh (ancient Girsu) Early Dynastic Period

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Astrological tablet, from Uruk (now Warka, Iraq) (stone)

Astrological tablet, from Uruk (now Warka, Iraq) (stone)
XIR157973 Astrological tablet, from Uruk (now Warka, Iraq) (stone) by Sumerian; Louvre, Paris, France; out of copyright

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Baked Clay Prism ( Weld-Blundell Prism ) with the Sumerian King List giving

Baked Clay Prism ( Weld-Blundell Prism ) with the Sumerian King List giving
AMQ419839 Baked Clay Prism ( Weld-Blundell Prism ) with the Sumerian King List giving rulers from before the Flood to King Sin-magir of Isin (c.1827-17 BC) inscribed in cuneiform script

Background imageSumerian Sumerian Collection: Statue of the official Ebih-Il, from the Temple of Ishtar at Mari, Iraq, Middle Euphrates

Statue of the official Ebih-Il, from the Temple of Ishtar at Mari, Iraq, Middle Euphrates
XIR240902 Statue of the official Ebih-Il, from the Temple of Ishtar at Mari, Iraq, Middle Euphrates, Early Dynastic Period



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Sumerian Sumerian Collection

Sumerian is an art collective that was founded in 2020 by a group of artists from the Middle East. The collective focuses on creating art that celebrates and promotes the culture, history, and identity of the region. Through their work, they aim to create a platform for dialogue between cultures and to foster understanding between people from different backgrounds. They also strive to create works that are accessible to all audiences regardless of age or background. Their artwork includes paintings, sculptures, installations, photography, video art and more. Sumerian is committed to creating meaningful works of art that reflect the diversity of their region while also providing an opportunity for collaboration among artists from different countries in the Middle East.
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The Sumerian collection from Media Storehouse is a stunning array of wall art, framed prints, photo prints, canvas prints, jigsaw puzzles and greeting cards that showcase the ancient civilization's artistic achievements. Our collection features a range of images depicting Sumerian gods and goddesses, as well as scenes from daily life in Mesopotamia. These artworks are created by talented artists who have captured the essence of this fascinating culture through their work. The Sumerians were one of the earliest civilizations in human history and made significant contributions to art and architecture. Their artwork was characterized by intricate designs and detailed depictions of people, animals and nature. The Sumerian collection offers a glimpse into this rich cultural heritage with its beautiful selection of high-quality prints that can be displayed in homes or offices. Whether you're interested in history or simply appreciate fine art, the Sumerian collection is sure to impress with its unique blend of beauty and historical significance.
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