Box 6

Scope and Contents: Lubell 6/11: 93a-c Black and white [engraving or linocut] print of Sumerian fertility goddess and the Biblical quasi-demonic figure, likely to emphasize similarities in the identities of early historical female deities. The two are surrounded by nature: owl, female lion, gazelle, palm fronds, fish, and stars. They are partially differentiated by their clothes and color: Inanna wears a dress and is white, while Lilith is black and naked (and winged). Two prints. 93a title is...

Scope and Contents:

Lubell 6/11: 94

Black and white cut Masonite print of the Egyptian goddess (whose realms include joy, fertility, and femininity), who forms a vine halo around multiple other deities. Mostly their identities are unclear, but a cat-headed one is likely a reference to Bast (with whom Hathor was often identified). See woodblock, Hathor (Lubell 447, Box 26).

30.2 x 13.7 cm