~Words of Isis inscribed on the Temple at Sais, Egypt
The only thing I know about these pieces is that they are all said to feature goddesses. I don't know what their abilities/personalities are, but still, they are a sight to behold.
Cast in bronze, her eyes still alive...
photo by Saswata Ray
Make up of Vishnumoorthi Theyyam
photo by Mullookkaaran
Goddess
photo by Carl Mueller
Wrathful Goddess
photo by Abhinav Asokh
The Goddess Hathor, circa 1350 BC
photo by Roberto Venturini
Fuente de la Fama, Campo Grande de Valladolid
photo by Porquenopuedo
Kannangattu Bhagavathi Theyyam
photo by Rakesh S
Venus and Anchises
by William Blake Richmond
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2 comments:
Amazing depictions of the faces, respect, awe, beauty, fright. I like that wrathful one and the details of the make-up of numbers two & seven are amazing. Thanks, Tabatha.
Good subject...and you really don't have to know what they "specialize" in to know they're powerful!
And the wrathful one I would definitely stay away from.
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