Torso of Demon

Photo by Alexandra Vanleene
Location
Tapa Kalān68
Description
The face of this hybrid demon is partly canine, combined with a short, broad nose. The awful mouth has sharp teeth and boar's tusks, and a protruding tongue. From the temples protrude curious sharp points. Restored on his bust in the Guimet Museum, this demon was bare-chested. A bandolier slung over his left shoulder may have been holding the scabbard of the weapon he appeared to be wielding with his right hand.
1928 / today


Excavation photograph by Jules Barthoux (1928) juxtaposed with a recent photograph by Alexandra Vanleene.
Characteristics
Dimensions
H: 7.5cm × L: 9cm × P: 4.5cm
Technique
Modelling
Material
Stucco
Object type
Figure
Site
Tapa Kalān - 68
Conservation location
Guimet Museum
Museum inventory No.
MG 17350
Traces of polychromy
No
Restoration
No restoration
Dimensions
H: 7.5cm × L: 9cm × P: 4.5cm
Technique
Modelling
Material
Stucco
Object type
Figure
Site
Tapa Kalān - 68
Conservation location
Guimet Museum
Museum inventory No.
MG 17350
Traces of polychromy
No
Restoration
No restoration
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