The Loeb Collection of Arretine Pottery, Catalogued, With Introduction And Descriptive Notes
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(Plate XIII). In the principal field, so far as it is pre- served, the most important element in the decoration is a triangular ornament formed by five converging ribs, flanked on either side by the fore part of a prancing horse. The base of the triangle is con- cealed by an ornament which resembles an elaborate knot. The apex is covered by three bosses, and these are surmounted by three [ 118 ] ARRETINE POTTERY ivy leaves. From this a festoon of fruits and flowers runs off to the left. Above, ...a row of bosses.
Cf. Nos. 274, 275.
244. The greater part of the field is occupied by a lion's skin, displayed, with head downward, and an elaborate knot at the top, to suggest that the skin is suspended from a support. At the right, traces of foliage. Above, a row of bosses.
Cf. Nos. 130, 223, 245, 279-304, and Fabroni, pi. 6, No. 9.
245. Fragment with similar decoration, but from the lower part of a mould, so that it shows only the lion's head. Below, a row of bosses.
Cf. Nos. 130, 223, 244, 279-304.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Plate XIII). In the principal field, so far as it is pre- served, the most important element in the decoration is a triangular ornament formed by five converging ribs, flanked on either side by the fore part of a prancing horse. The base of the triangle is con- cealed by an ornament which resembles an elaborate knot. The apex is covered by three bosses, and these are surmounted by three [ 118 ] ARRETINE POTTERY ivy leaves. From this a festoon of fruits and flowers runs off to the left. Above, ...a row of bosses.
Cf. Nos. 274, 275.
244. The greater part of the field is occupied by a lion's skin, displayed, with head downward, and an elaborate knot at the top, to suggest that the skin is suspended from a support. At the right, traces of foliage. Above, a row of bosses.
Cf. Nos. 130, 223, 245, 279-304, and Fabroni, pi. 6, No. 9.
245. Fragment with similar decoration, but from the lower part of a mould, so that it shows only the lion's head. Below, a row of bosses.
Cf. Nos. 130, 223, 244, 279-304.
What to read after The Loeb Collection of Arretine Pottery, Catalogued, With Introduction And Descriptive Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chase, George Henry, 1874-1952 to read onlineMoreLess
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