The Statue of Gudea is a relatively small figure carved from a black stone called diorite. It depicts a Neo-Sumerian king in a seated position with his hands clasped at chest level. The king is clothed in garb similar to a toga with an adorned, short cylindrical hat. His expression is solemn and his posture is sacred and welcoming. His physique is tone. There is a slight level of detail in his clothing to show Folds, textures and an inscription. He looks forward.
The Royal Acquaintances Memi and Sabu is carved into a pale limestone and has traces of colored paint. It depicts a male and female Egyptian in a familiar embrace. The male figure casually grasps the female's breast. While the male looks forward, the females gaze is off to the side.
The Royal Acquaintances Memi and Sabu is carved into a pale limestone and has traces of colored paint. It depicts a male and female Egyptian in a familiar embrace. The male figure casually grasps the female's breast. While the male looks forward, the females gaze is off to the side.