Woman with a child, Palmyra, 2rd century [Damascus Museum] [d/b]

Funerary relief of a breastfeeding woman from Palmyra, 150-200 CE. Damascus Museum, inv. no. 6906/5840
“Loculus relief depicting a woman exposing her left breast towards a boy held on her left arm” [no 39 in: Representations of Women and Children in Palmyrene Funerary Loculus Reliefs, Loculus Stelae and Wall Paintings, 2018 Rubina Raja, Signe Krag https://www.researchgate.net]

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