Free per personArtist Talks & Lectures · Monday, October 26, 2026
Isac Brown Bag: Horses, Lions, and Onagers in Assyria and Elam
About
A lunchtime talk by Margaux Spruyt on how horses, lions and onagers were depicted in Assyrian and Elamite art, read through veterinary science to make sense of the animals' anatomy and their part in complex scenes. It starts at noon Monday in the La Salle Banks Room at ISAC, 1155 E 58th St (Metra Electric 55th-56th-57th St). Admission is free with registration.
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Date & timeMonday, October 26, 202612:00 PM
WhereISAC Museum (Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures)1155 E 58th St, Chicago, IL 60637ISAC Museum (Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures), Chicago
PriceFree per person
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Questions people ask
When is ISAC Brown Bag: Horses, Lions, and Onagers in Assyria and Elam?＋
Monday, October 26, 2026 at 12:00 PM.
Where is it held?＋
At ISAC Museum (Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures), 1155 E 58th St, Chicago, IL 60637. Metra Electric 55th-56th-57th St.
How much does it cost?＋
It is free (Free per person). Free events often fill up, so register if the listing asks you to.
How do I book a spot?＋
Through the organizer's own page, linked from the booking button on this page. We do not sell tickets or take a cut; we list what the venue publishes and send you to it.
What else is on at ISAC Museum (Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures)?＋
5 other listings on our calendar, including ISAC Discovery Tours (Oct 24), The Haunted Museum (Oct 24) and Treasure Fit for a Queen: Royal Burials from El-Kurru, Sudan (Nov 7). The venue page lists them all.
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