Artifacts catalogue index
Page 18 of 19. Each entry links to its catalogue description and sources.
Throne of Empress Zewditu
Throne of Empress Zewditu (1876 -1930), daughter of Emperor Menelik II of Ethiopia. She was Empress of Ethiopia from 1916 to 1930. In the collection of the National Museum, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Taken without flash.
Tightrope
Private Collection · 2021
Tightrope. 2021; keyboards and megaphone on panel.
Tiya anthropomorphic stele, second group
In situ, Tiya · 11th–12th century
Tiya anthropomorphic stele, second group. Recorded in situ at Tiya. The source states the date as 11th–12th century.
Tiya female stele carved with breasts, second group
In situ, Tiya · 11th–12th century
Tiya female stele carved with breasts, second group. Recorded in situ at Tiya. The source states the date as 11th–12th century. Photographed by Sailko.
Tiya phallic stele, second group
In situ, Tiya · 11th–12th century
Tiya phallic stele, second group. Recorded in situ at Tiya. The source states the date as 11th–12th century. Photographed by Sailko.
Triens d’or du Royaume Axoumite
http://vso.numishop.eu/fiche-v51_0327-vso_mo-1-AXOUM_ROYAUME_AXOUMITE_ENDUBIS_Triens_d_or_n_d_.html
Triens d’or du Royaume Axoumite. Catalogued on Wikimedia Commons under Axumite coins. The file description records: Nom de l'atelier : Axoum, atelier indéterminé Métal : or Diamètre : 15,6mm Axe des coins : 12h.
Triple crown worn by Menilek as King of Shawa
Ethiopia Engraved / Link Ethiopia · 19th-century illustration
An engraving of the triple crown worn by Menelik II when he was King of Shewa.
Tríptico etíope XIX
Puertas exteriores
Tríptico etíope. Detalle de la Virgen con el Niño
Tríptico etíope XVII
Tríptico etíope. Detalle de san Jorge
Tríptico etíope XVII
Triptych Icon with Saint George Slaying the Dragon
Private Collection · mid-17th-early 18th century
Triptych Icon with Saint George Slaying the Dragon. mid-17th-early 18th century; pigments on copper and gesso-covered wood panels; Ethiopia or India.
Triptych Icon with the Apparition of the Virgin Mary at Dayr al-Magtas (Dabra Matmaq)
Institute of Ethiopian Studies, Addis Ababa University · ca. 1740-55
Triptych Icon with the Apparition of the Virgin Mary at Dayr al-Magtas (Dabra Matmaq). ca. 1740-55; tempera on gesso-primed cotton on wood; Ethiopia.
Triptych Icon with the Crucifixion, Entombment, Guards at the Tomb, Temptation in the Wilderness, and Resurrection of Christ
Institute of Ethiopian Studies, Addis Ababa University · late 16th century
Triptych Icon with the Crucifixion, Entombment, Guards at the Tomb, Temptation in the Wilderness, and Resurrection of Christ. late 16th century; tempera on gesso-primed wood; Ethiopia.
Triptych Icon with the Virgin Mary and Christ Child (center), the Descent into Limbo (left), and the Crucifixion (right)
The Peabody Essex Museum · 17th century
Triptych Icon with the Virgin Mary and Christ Child (center), the Descent into Limbo (left), and the Crucifixion (right). 17th century; tempera on wood; Ethiopia.
Triptych Icon-3
Wikimedia Commons
Title Triptych Icon Place Ethiopia (Object made in) Date Made 1682–1706 Medium Tempera on linen, mounted on wood and bound with cord Dimensions 67 × 74 cm (26 3/8 × 29 1/8 in.)
Triptych of the Virgin and Child and Christ’s life
The Art Institute of Chicago · late 17th century
Triptych Icon with Virgin Mary and Christ Child Flanked by Archangels above Apostles (center), Scenes from the Life of Christ and Saints (left and right). late 17th century; tempera on linen mounted on wood and bound with cord; central Ethiopia.
Triptych of the Virgin and Child and scenes from Christ’s life
Baltimore, The Walters Art Museum · early 17th century
Triptych Icon with the Virgin Mary and Christ Child Flanked by Archangels above Christ Teaching the Apostles (center), Scenes from the Life of Christ above Saints (left and right). early 17th century; glue tempera on panel; Tagray (Ethiopia).
Triptych of the Virgin and Child with apostles and saints
Addis Ababa, Institute of Ethiopian Studies, Addis Ababa University · mid- to late 15th century
Triptych Icon with the Virgin Mary and Christ Child Flanked by Archangels and Saints (center), Twelve Apostles and Saints (left), and Prophets and Saints (right). mid- to late 15th century; tempera on gesso-primed wood; Ethiopia.
Triptych of the Virgin and Child with Saint George
Institute of Ethiopian Studies, Addis Ababa University · late 15th-early 16th century
Triptych Icon with the Virgin Mary and Christ Child Flanked by Archangels (center), Twelve Apostles and Saint George (left), and Fifteen Prophets and Patriarchs (right). late 15th-early 16th century; tempera on gesso-primed wood; Ethiopia.
Triptych of the Virgin and Child with saints
Institute of Ethiopian Studies, Addis Ababa University · late 17th- early 18th century
Triptych Icon with the Virgin Mary and Christ Child Flanked by Archangels (center), the Kwərʿätä rəʾəsu and Saint George (left), and Saint Gäbrä Mänfäs Qəddus and Abba Arsanyos (right). late 17th- early 18th century; tempera on gesso-primed wood set within a white frame, leather and bamboo case; Gondar (Ethiopia).
Triptych with the Virgin and Child and the youthful Christ
The Walters Art Museum · early 16th century
Triptych Icon with Virgin Mary and Christ Child Flanked by Archangels above Youthful Christ Teaching (center), Scenes from the Life of Christ and Equestrian Saints (left and right). early 16th century; glue tempera on panel; Ethiopia.
Triptych. Gondar school. 18-19th century. From the Museum of the Russian icon. Moscow.
Wikimedia Commons
Triptych. Gondar school. 18-19th century. From the Museum of the Russian icon. Moscow. The Commons file page gives the source as: http://www.russikona.ru/exhibit.php?coid=534.
Triptyque de Marie, début du XVII siècle, région Tigré, Éthiopie.
Wikimedia Commons
Triptyque de Marie, début du XVII siècle, région Tigré, Éthiopie. The Commons file page gives the source as: Association culturelle de Tigray, Maqalié, Tigré, Éthiopie.
Trono del emperador Haile Selassie, museo nacional de Etiopía, Adís Abeba, Etiopía, 2024-01-19, DD 19
Throne of Emperor Haile Selassie, National Museum of Ethiopia, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Trono dell'imperatore haile selassie 01
Collections of the National Museum of Ethiopia
Tumulus 2 de Meshalä Maryam: céramiques de la chambre
HabeshaHistory printed corpus
Tumulus 2 de Meshalä Maryam: céramiques de la chambre
Tumulus 2 de Meshalä Maryam: céramiques de la chambre
HabeshaHistory printed corpus
Tumulus 2 de Meshalä Maryam: céramiques de la chambre
Tumulus 2 de Meshalä Maryam: céramiques de la chambre
HabeshaHistory printed corpus
Tumulus 2 de Meshalä Maryam: céramiques de la chambre
Tumulus 2 de Meshalä Maryam: cruchon à décor de croisillons et restes du brûle-parfum à droite
HabeshaHistory printed corpus
Tumulus 2 de Meshalä Maryam: cruchon à décor de croisillons et restes du brûle-parfum à droite
Turned furniture finial from the Tomb of the Brick Arches
HabeshaHistory printed corpus
Turned furniture finial from the Tomb of the Brick Arches (see also Figs 99, JOOg): a - general view, showing carved fluted decoration, sawn mortice and drilled peg holes; b - striations of polishing inside the fluting. Fig
Two earthenware tulip vases, Pre-Aksumite period. They were discovered in a grave at Goual Saïm
HabeshaHistory printed corpus
Two earthenware tulip vases, Pre-Aksumite period. They were discovered in a grave at Goual Saïm (photograph: Kebbedé Bogalé)
Umbrella
Salem, The Peabody Essex Museum · 20th century
Umbrella. 20th century; silk and velvet; Ethiopia.
Unconnected characters from various parts of the stone
https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Page:A_voyage_to_Abyssinia_(Salt).djvu/328 · 1814
Unconnected characters from various parts of the stone. Catalogued on Wikimedia Commons under Ezana Stone. The file description records: Unconnected characters from various parts of the stone. Photograph credited to Henry Salt.
Untitled XLVII
Collection of the Artist · 2020
Untitled XLVII. 2020; acrylic on canvas.
Vase
Minneapolis Institute of Art · n.d.
Vase. n.d.; earthenware; Beta Esra'el.
Veneri di adulis, I mellennio ac. 01
Veneri di adulis, I mellennio ac. 01.jpg
Vessel in the Shape of a Bound Oryx
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston · early 7th century BCE
Vessel in the Shape of a Bound Oryx. early 7th century BCE; travertine (Egyptian alabaster); Meroe (Sudan).
Vessel With Cross Motifs, Ethiopia (2130282226)
Wikimedia Commons
In the collection of the National Museum, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Taken without flash. I've complied with restrictions on the use of flash, and taken photos only when permitted by the museum.
Virgin and Child Surrounded by Saints and Other Scenes, Wall Painting
Private Collection · 18th century
Virgin and Child Surrounded by Saints and Other Scenes, Wall Painting. 18th century; tempera on cotton or linen; Ethiopia.
Virgin Mary and Infant Jesus
1991
Painting by artist unknown, photo by A. Davey. Of Ethiopian origin dated 1991.
Virgin Mary nursing the infant Christ
An Ethiopian Orthodox painting on wood of the Virgin Mary nursing the infant Christ. The twelve Apostles are depicted on the opposing side panels. Dating places this work in the middle or second half of the 15th century.
Virgin of the Immaculate Conception
The Walters Art Museum · 1680-1700
Virgin of the Immaculate Conception. 1680-1700; ivory with gilding and paint; India.
Votive Plaque of King Tanyideamani with Lion-Headed God Apedemak
Baltimore, The Walters Art Museum · mid-2nd century BCE
Votive Plaque of King Tanyideamani with Lion-Headed God Apedemak. mid-2nd century BCE; dark red siltstone; Nubia.
Waakaa or Waga (Memorial Stela)
New York, Brooklyn Museum · 19th century
Waakaa or Waga (Memorial Stela). 19th century; wood, metal; Ethiopia (Konso culture).
Waakaa or Waga (Memorial Stela)
New York, Brooklyn Museum · 19th century or earlier
Waakaa or Waga (Memorial Stela). 19th century or earlier; wood; Ethiopia (Konso culture).
Waga grave markers of the Konso
In situ, Konso
Waga grave markers of the Konso. Recorded in situ at Konso. Photographed by Bernard Gagnon.
Wall painting of the Virgin and Child with donors
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York · ca. 1800
Wall painting of the Virgin and Child with donors, which the Met dates ca. 1800. The museum records the medium as Pigment over gesso on canvas. Recorded dimensions: H. 81 7/8 × W. 63 in. (208 × 160 cm). Credit line: Anonymous Gift, 2021.
Wax and Gold X
Jolene Tritt and Paul Herzog Collection · 2014
Wax and Gold X. 2014; acrylic on canvas.
