Egyptian Ceramic Art the Macgregor Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearc
Egyptian Ceramic Art the Macgregor Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearc
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P. (Mr. Hilton Price), F. P. (found by Prof. Flinders Petrie). The chi'omo-lithographs have been executed by Mr. S. J. Hodson, R. W. S.
Fig. 4. — Vase. Blue faience, Xllth dyn. H. 8 cm. G.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PLATES.
i EGYPTIAN CERAMIC ART.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PLATES.
PLATE L 1. — HIPPOPOTAMUS. OrnamentatioQ : lotus flowers and buds on the back and sides, a medallion on the neck, painted in deep manganese. The legs are broken and the glaze injured in places. Xlth dyn. Blue faience. L. 14 cm.
Thre...e examples of this animal were first discovered in a tomb of the Xlth dyn. At Drah abou '1 naggah, at Thebes. They were all originally in the Boulaq Museum. Two, figs. 5, 6, are now at Ghizeh, the third is in the Louvre. Both Mr. MacGregor's nnd Mr. Hilton Price's (fig, 7) examples were purchased at Luxor and probably also came from Drah abou '1 naggah. A large specimen of one, much damaged, in the position of Mr. Price's was on sale last year at a dealer's in Egypt. The lotus plants, reeds, birds and butterflies drawn on the animals are intended to indicate that he is in his usual haunts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. (Mr. Hilton Price), F. P. (found by Prof. Flinders Petrie). The chi'omo-lithographs have been executed by Mr. S. J. Hodson, R. W. S.
Fig. 4. — Vase. Blue faience, Xllth dyn. H. 8 cm. G.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PLATES.
i EGYPTIAN CERAMIC ART.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PLATES.
PLATE L 1. — HIPPOPOTAMUS. OrnamentatioQ : lotus flowers and buds on the back and sides, a medallion on the neck, painted in deep manganese. The legs are broken and the glaze injured in places. Xlth dyn. Blue faience. L. 14 cm.
Thre...e examples of this animal were first discovered in a tomb of the Xlth dyn. At Drah abou '1 naggah, at Thebes. They were all originally in the Boulaq Museum. Two, figs. 5, 6, are now at Ghizeh, the third is in the Louvre. Both Mr. MacGregor's nnd Mr. Hilton Price's (fig, 7) examples were purchased at Luxor and probably also came from Drah abou '1 naggah. A large specimen of one, much damaged, in the position of Mr. Price's was on sale last year at a dealer's in Egypt. The lotus plants, reeds, birds and butterflies drawn on the animals are intended to indicate that he is in his usual haunts.
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