Barberini ivory

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The Barberini ivory is a richly carved Byzantine ivory panel, likely from the 6th century, depicting an emperor in triumph and renowned as a masterpiece of early Byzantine art.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Byzantine artwork
diptych panel fragment
ivory panel
relief sculpture
artHistoricalSignificance masterpiece of early Byzantine art
artMovement Byzantine art NERFINISHED
artPeriod Early Byzantine
associatedWith Justinian I NERFINISHED
attributedTo Constantinopolitan imperial workshop NERFINISHED
collection Louvre Museum NERFINISHED
condition partially preserved
countryOfOrigin Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
creationTechnique carved relief
culturalContext Byzantine imperial court
depictionOrientation frontal emperor
depicts Christ in a medallion
Earth personification
Roman emperor
Victory NERFINISHED
angels
barbarian tribute bearers
imperial triumph
military horseman
genre imperial triumph relief
hasPart central panel
lower panel
side panel
upper panel
height approximately 34 cm
iconographyType equestrian emperor
inception 6th century
circa 500–600
locatedIn France
Paris
location Louvre Museum NERFINISHED
material ivory
missingPart one lateral panel
museumInventoryNumber OA 9063
namedAfter Barberini family NERFINISHED
notableFor combination of classical and Christian motifs
high relief carving
imperial iconography
placeOfOrigin Constantinople NERFINISHED
previousOwner Barberini family NERFINISHED
style Byzantine
subjectHeading triumphant emperor
use ceremonial object
imperial propaganda
width approximately 26.8 cm

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Barberini family linkedTo Barberini ivory