View asset onlyNarseh, Persian king of the Sassanid dynasty; reg. 293–302.Investiture Narsehs by the goddess Anahita in the presence of dignitaries and probably the crown prince.Rock relief, Sassanian.Naqsh-i Rustam near Persepolis (Fars province, Iran), Achaemenid necropolis,Rock relief number 8.Photo, undated.IdentifierAKG2163897SourceMaurice BabeyCredit lineakg-images / Maurice BabeyTime Period1ST MILLENNIUM A.D.3RD CENTURYANCIENT WORLD ; ANTIQUITYTopicANCIENT ORIENTANCIENT PERSIANARTCROWNCROWN PRINCEFATHER AND SONGOD KINGGODDESSHISTORYINVESTITUREKINGPARSISM ; ZOROASTRIANISMPERSIAN ARTRELIGIONSASSANIANSSASSANIDSTONEGeographyHUSSEIN COWIRANNAKSH-I-RUSTAMPERSIAWESTERN ASIAPersonANAHITAMAURICE BABEYNARSEHTechniquePHOTOGRAPHRELIEF (AID)SCULPTURESize4961px × 3560px (50 MB) 42.0 cm × 30.1 cm @ 300 dpiSpecial Formats9796px × 7029px (197 MB) TIFF82.9 cm × 59.5 cm @ 300 dpiAdd to lightbox: 'My First Lightbox'Add to cartDownload
