Created on 2024-01-26

This image shows a partial and weathered terracotta relief fragment. The piece appears to be a broken section of a larger item, with its top and possibly some side parts missing, giving it an irregular shape. The visible fragment has a clear depiction of a recumbent figure, likely a woman, based on the distinct outline of what appears to be a breast and the style of the drapery. The woman is reclined and seems to be in a restful or possibly a sleeping pose, cradling her head with her right arm, which rests upon a raised platform or pillow. Her left arm is resting along her body and her legs are draped in detailed clothing, with the folds of the fabric carefully carved to give a sense of texture and movement. The figure's face is worn and not detailed due to the erosion of the material over time. There are decorative elements below the figure, like what appears to be a floral pattern or foliage, etched into the surface, suggesting that this piece could be from a decorative panel or an architectural element. The style of the drapery and the floral motif might indicate an influence from the classical period, possibly from Greek or Roman art. The terracotta is showing signs of age, including surface wear and a patina that has developed over time. Given the fragmentary nature and the art style, this piece could be an artifact from an archaeological context, likely connected to the ancient worlds of the Mediterranean or similar cultures that used terracotta for decorative architectural elements.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a carved stone relief or sculpture depicting a reclining figure, likely a human figure. The carving has an aged, weathered appearance with a warm, reddish-brown color. The figure seems to be resting or reclining on what appears to be draped or flowing fabric or clothing. The carving has a level of detail and artistry that suggests it is an ancient or historical piece of artwork.