The style of the Sumerian sculptures are formal simple, geometric and symmetrical, these sculptures may also be religious or commemorative and made for temples. The Assyrian’s sculptures consist of reliefs and statues in the round. Relief sculptures are viewed from one side and in the round sculptures can be viewed at 360 degrees. Assyrians sculptures may have been to frighten or impress people with the Kings power. However the Sumerian and the Assyrians sculptures both represents a god. One statue from the Sumerians was meant to represent Abu, the god of vegetation, and according to the text book, some of those statues from the Sumerians represents gods. Also there is a statue that has been said to represent the Assyrian god Nergal whose emblem is a winged lion. Another similarity these two have is that they both have statues to replace something or someone. Sumerian people had statues craved to represent them and stand in their place, and the Assyrians has statues that represent their gods (Benton,
The style of the Sumerian sculptures are formal simple, geometric and symmetrical, these sculptures may also be religious or commemorative and made for temples. The Assyrian’s sculptures consist of reliefs and statues in the round. Relief sculptures are viewed from one side and in the round sculptures can be viewed at 360 degrees. Assyrians sculptures may have been to frighten or impress people with the Kings power. However the Sumerian and the Assyrians sculptures both represents a god. One statue from the Sumerians was meant to represent Abu, the god of vegetation, and according to the text book, some of those statues from the Sumerians represents gods. Also there is a statue that has been said to represent the Assyrian god Nergal whose emblem is a winged lion. Another similarity these two have is that they both have statues to replace something or someone. Sumerian people had statues craved to represent them and stand in their place, and the Assyrians has statues that represent their gods (Benton,