Susa Collection (#3)

Terracotta head, Susa, 2nd millenium BC. Now in The Louvre

Calcite and bitumen hedgehog mounted on wheeled base, Susa, c12th century BC. This object was part of a hoard deposited near the Temple of Inshushinak (the patron god of Susa). It is now in The Louvre

Limestone and bitumen lion mounted on a wheeled base, Susa, c12th century BC. This object was part of a hoard deposited near the Temple of Inshushniak (the patron saint of Susa)

Terracotta figurine of a musician, Susa, Iran, c2nd millenium BC. Now in The Louvre

Codex 98 by Henricus of Segusio (c. 1200-1271). Detail
Codex 98. By Henricus of Segusio, Hostiensis (c.1200-1271). Detail of a page depicting two noble lovers taking fruit from a tree. Miniature, Book 4. Folio 216. Chapter Archive of Tarazona. Spain

Codex 2 by Henricus of Segusio (c. 1200-1271). Detail
Codex 2. By Henricus of Segusio, Hostiensis (c.1200-1271). Detail of a page depicting perhaps a king. Miniature, Book 4. Folio 214. Chapter Archive of Tarazona. Spain

Capital. Palace of Darius I
Capital from the audience hall of the Palace of Darius I (Susa). 6th century BC. Louvre Museum. Paris. France

Triumph Mordecai ca 1736 Oil canvas 33 7 / 8 x 59 1 / 8
Artokoloro

Opening of the Mont Cenis Tunnel: the Town of Susa, 1871

The Mont Cenis Road and Intended Railway from St. Michel to Susa, with the Railway Tunnel from Modane to Bardonneche, 1869

VIEW OF SUSA. It was an ancient city of the Elamite, Persian and Parthian empires of Iran

ALEXANDER THE GREAT. Wedding of Alexander the Great and Statira, daughter of Darius, at Susa: gravure reproduction of a painting by Andreas Muller, Munich, 19th century

Reconstruction by French archaeologist Marcel-Auguste Dieulafoy of the palace of Artaxerxes II Mnemon, Achaemenian king of Persia 404-359 BC, at Susa (Shush, Iran). Engraving 1891

The Immortals. Bodyguard of Persian Kings. Frieze from audience hall of citadel of Darius I (548-486 BC) at Susa. Excavated by Dieulafoy

VIEW OF SUSA. It was an ancient city of the Elamite, Persian and Parthian empires of Iran

Excavations. Second campaign of the French archaeological expedition in February 1958
Archeology - Iran, Susa. Excavations. Second campaign of the French archaeological expedition in February 1958. Discovery of the first layer of the city

Victory stele of Sargon, from Susa, diorite 24th Century B.C. France, Paris, Musee du Louvre, Sumerian art

Relief portraying the capture of Susa
Assyrian civilization, 7th century b.C. Relief portraying the capture of Susa. From Quyungiq stronghold at Nineveh, Iraq

Gilded silver handle of vase depicting winged ibex, from Palace of Darius I, from Shush (ancient Susa), Iran
Persian civilization, Achaemenid period, 5th-4th century b.C. Gilded silver handle of a vase depicting a winged ibex. From Armenia

Frieze of Archers of polychrome glazed brick, from Palace of Darius I, from Shush (ancient Susa), Iran
Persian civilization, Achaemenid period, 5th century b.C. Frieze of Archers of polychrome glazed brick. From the Palace of Darius I at Susa, Iran

King Meli-Shipak kudurru (boundary stone) recording gift of lands to son Marduk-apla-iddina
Kassite civilization, 13th century b.C. King Meli-Shipak kudurru (boundary stone), recording the gift of lands to his son Marduk-apla-iddina and depicting the symbols of Babylonian deities

Black limestone Nazimaruttash kudurru (boundary stone) stone, depicting god Marduk
Kassite civilization, 13th century b.C. Black limestone Nazimaruttash kudurru (boundary stone) stone, depicting god Marduk. Copy made under the Kingdom of Marduk-apal-iddina

Kassite civilization. Kudurru (stela) of Melishipak II. Detail depicting king presenting his daughter to Nana
Kassite civilization, 12th century b.C. Kudurru (stela) of Melishipak II. Detail depicting the king presenting his daughter to Nana, Goddess of Love. From Susa, Iraq

God. 1165-1151 BC. Antropomorphic figure with

TUNISIA. SUSAH. Sousse. Rᢩda o ribat de Susa
TUNISIA. SUSAH. Sousse. Rᢩ da o ribat de Susa (s. IX.). Almenas y torre de vigilancia. Islamic art

Frieze of Archers Of

Station on Susa North Railway, Cameroon, Africa, WW1
View of a station on the Susa North Railway, German Cameroon, west central Africa, around the time of the First World War. Date: circa 1914

Torino (Turin) - Italy - Porta Susa Station Date: circa 1910s

SUSA WARE BOWL. Painted base. From Persepolis, c3, 500 B. C
SUSA WARE BOWL. Painted base. From Persepolis, c3, 500 B.C

SUSA WARE TUMBLER. From Susa, c3, 500 B. C
SUSA WARE TUMBLER. From Susa, c3, 500 B.C

Italy Mont Cenis Pass
At Susa, teams of horses and mules haul carts and carriages through the Alpine pass which links France and Italy

ITALY SUSA
in the Italian Alps

Friedrich I at Susa
Emperor Friedrich I at Susa

Jane Dieulafoy (Card)
JEANNE-PAULE-HENRIETTE-RACHEL, nee Magre French archeologist and traveller, particularly associated with Morocco and Susa, in Persia

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"Susa: A Glimpse into Ancient Persian Splendor" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich history of Susa, an ancient city that witnessed the rise and fall of empires. From the renowned Code of Hammurabi to stunning tile mosaics depicting fish, it offers a treasure trove of archaeological wonders. Marvel at the intricate details of the Susa Family Portrait, a testament to artistic excellence during Roman times. The Archers frieze from Darius I palace transports you to 500 BC, showcasing Assyrian artistry at its finest. Discover the musical heritage through a terracotta figurine depicting a male musician from Iran's Middle Elamite period. This artifact echoes melodies that once filled these ancient streets. Witness love transcending borders as Alexander the Great ties knots with Estatira in their wedding ceremony held within Susa's walls. Their union symbolizes unity amidst diverse cultures. The lion frieze from King Darius' winter palace captivates with its majestic portrayal, reminding us of Persia's grandeur. Persian relief sculptures immortalize archers from the Royal Guard, highlighting their prowess and dedication. Bow before Astarte (Ishtar), represented by a magnificent terracotta statue found in Susa. This goddess embodies power and fertility, revered by inhabitants during Middle Elamite times. Gold and silver figurines discovered near Temple Inshushinak showcase Elamite worshippers' devotion over twelve centuries ago. These precious artifacts offer glimpses into religious practices that shaped this ancient society. Archaeology enthusiasts will find themselves enchanted by every corner of Susa—a city where past meets present seamlessly. Join Jane Dieulafoy on her explorations through this captivating land as depicted in engravings that bring her adventures to life. Embark on an unforgettable journey through time as you delve into Iran's archaeological gem—Susa.