Collection ID
ART.001221.2
Type
Art
Date
1983
Geography
United States
Language
N/A
Medium
Paint and Ink on Paper
Dimensions
29.9 × 22.3 in. (75.9 × 56.5 cm)
Exhibit Location
Not on View

Tel Hazor is part of a four-print series titled Tel Suite by American artist Sandra Bowden. Each print in the series is an intaglio collagraph depicting an abstract interpretation of a biblical archaeological site, called a tel. Tel Hazor illustrates the many layers of the site of Hazor by using varied textures created by fabric and other materials during the printing process. In the center, a basalt standing stone with two hands raised to the moon is shown as an example of the significant artifacts found at this site. It is surrounded by more standing stones, which were found in a room together during excavations at this site.

Created in 1983 by Sandra Bowden, Massachusetts; Donated in 2022 to Museum of the Bible, Washington, DC.

References

Romaine, James. The Art of Sandra Bowden. Baltimore, MD: Square Halo Books, Inc. 2005. Pp. 56–57, 166–167.

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