Achaemenid Persian King Cyrus Darius the Great Bronze Metal Wall Plaque Sculpture 15" x 15.5" adele The man is drinking from

The man is drinking from a cup given to him by the woman stood by the horse

who often signed his erotic pieces as “Nam Greb

mirroring the fluidity of her hip-swaying dance

In stark contrast

Achaemenid Persian King Cyrus Darius the Great Bronze Metal Wall Plaque Sculpture 15" x 15.5" adele The man is drinking fromCondition: This sculpture is in perfect condition Bronze Dimensions: Height 15" X Width 15 1 2" Weight: 11 LBS Inventory: 96YRD100410369 Original or Reproduction: Original Cyrus the Great (580 529 BCE), a monumental figure in human history, holds the distinction of being the first ruler to be referred to as "The Great." As the founder of the Achaemenid Empire, he was the son of Cambyses the Elder, a vassal Persian king of the Median Empire in Anshan,