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• ASHUR-NASIR-PAL (or CENTRAL) BUILDING •
Renderings
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This page contains renderings extracted from the Learning Sites 3D computer models of sculpture and architecture pertaining to the so-called Central Building (attributed to Ashur-nasir-pal II based on evidence of the bricks) from the Central Palace area complex.
 As-excavated remains
 Lamassu
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Rendering and photograph of the as-excavated remains of the Central Building (view east), as they looked near the completion of work in 1976.
(click on the image to enlarge - 164k)
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Rendering and photograph of the as-excavated remains of the Central Building (view south), as they looked near the completion of work in 1976.
(click on the image to enlarge - 151k)
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Rendering and photograph of the as-excavated remains of the Central Building (view southeast), as they looked near the completion of work in 1976.
(click on the image to enlarge - 155k)
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Two renderings from our computer model of the as-excavated condition of a lion lamassu, facing right, that once stood to the right of the main facade entrance into the Central Building.
Front 3/4 view.
(click on the image to enlarge -- 65k)
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Rear 3/4
view.
(click
on the image to enlarge -- 55k)
See also the photographs and the virtual reality model of the sculpture.
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Rendering from our computer model of the as-excavated condition of a bull lamassu, facing left, that once stood to the right of the main facade entrance into the Central Building.
Front 3/4 view.
(click on the image to enlarge -- 93k)
See also the photograph and the virtual reality model of the sculpture.
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Two renderings from our computer model of the as-excavated condition of a bull lamassu, facing right, that once stood to the left of the main facade entrance into the Central Building.
Rear 3/4 view.
(click
on the image to enlarge -- 57k)
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Front 3/4
view.
(click on the image to enlarge -- 70k)
See also the photographs
of the sculpture.
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Two rendering s from our computer model of the as-excavated condition of a lion lamassu, facing left, that once stood to the left of the main facade entrance into the Central Building.
Front 3/4 view.
(click
on the image to enlarge -- 98k)
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Rear view
(showing inscription).
(click on the image to enlarge -- 70k)
See also the photographs of the sculpture.
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