US EditionThe Global Motif of Confronted Animals: Diffusion or Independent Development?
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The Global Motif of Confronted Animals: Diffusion or Independent Development?
By Dimosthenis Vasiloudis The motif of two animals standing face-to-face in a symmetrical arrangement appears with remarkable frequency in ancient arts and ritual representations around the world. It constitutes a universal visual theme, where two animals are depicted confronting each other, usually symmetrically, often flanking a central figure or symbol. This motif is found from Mesopotamia and Egypt to Greece, Etruria, and Persia, and also in…
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