This modern recreation of a Babylonian statue, measuring 9.5x5x4 cm or approximately 3.74x1.97x1.57 inches, is crafted from a composite of limestone and quartzite with an aged slate black patina. Mounted on a felt-based stand, this piece represents a charming depiction of a man and his dog from the Neo-Babylonian period, dating back to 626 - 539 BCE. The era is known for a cultural renaissance that saw the revival of Sumerian art forms, spurred by the unearthing of ancient temples and sculptures. The attention to detail is evident in the finely rendered beard and the harmonious proportions of the figure, which resonate with appeal from every viewpoint. This statue is more than a decorative piece; it encapsulates a sentiment that transcends time, showcasing the long-standing companionship between humans and dogs. It serves as a fascinating conversation piece for collectors and enthusiasts alike, who appreciate the blend of historical significance and artistry.

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