Wilson Dizard III

Wilson Dizard III

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Washington DC native & resident. Husband, father, &c. Dachshund ally. Semi-retired journalist; active (i.e., voting) member, National Press Club; winner of several national journalism awards

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Elephant Iran, probably Nishapur, c. 10th century CE. Medium: Stone. Similar carved figures were made in the early Islamic period as chess pieces, serving as the equivalent of the bishop. This example, however, may have instead been made as a child’s toy & was possibly attached to a larger object,

Detail of a seated granodiorite sculpture of the deity Sekhmet in her manifestation as a lioness. Her head is topped with a sun disk with a uraeus above the forehead. Dated to the reign of King Amenhotep III, circa 1390-1352 BCE, during the 18th Dynasty.

Detail of a plastered and painted wooden shabti-box of an anonymous man.His 'ba' (a human-headed bird) drinks from a stream of purifying water coming down from a 'hes' vase held by the sycamore tree goddess.Dated to circa 1150 BCE during the early 20th Dynasty of the New Kingdom.

Cette miniature très élaborée, intitulée Incipit prefatio in libro Hester, ouvre le Livre d'Esther, l'un des livres historiques de l'Ancien Testament La composition se lit de haut en bas : Assuérus, roi de Perse, tend à Esther, son épouse juive, le sceptre d'or qu'il tient à la main

The Codex Manesse is the most important collection of courtly poems and songs from the 12th & 13th centuries. Its name comes from the character who probably compiled the songs, a man of high social status who lived in Zurich called Roger Manesse.