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A Suggested Origin for Persian Faience
12/1908 | 69 | 14
Pages: 134-137+140-143
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Author:
Haigh, E. Agnes R. (Haigh, E. Agnes R.)
Subjects
dates:
1200-1299
dates:
1500-1699
places:
Persia / Syria / Greece / Rhodes / Damascus
subjects:
Maiolica / Ceramics / Medieval / Persian
subjects:
Kamares / Rhodian / Pottery
subjects:
History / Origins / Diffusion
Illustrations
Western art unattributed:
1. Ancient Rhodian Vase. In the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. A Suggested Origin for Persian Faience. Plate II
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2. Ancient Rhodian Pinax from Cameiros. In the Louvre. A Suggested Origin for Persian Faience. Plate II
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3. Ancient Rhodian Ware from Cameiros. In the British Museum. A Suggested Origin for Persian Faience. Plate II
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4. Ancient Rhodian Ware from Cameiros. In the Louvre. A Suggested Origin for Persian Faience. Plate II
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Fig. 1. Fragments of Early Mycenaean Pottery from Crete.
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Plate I. Mediaeval Rhodian Vase in the British Museum. A Suggested Origin for Persian Faience
Western art unattributed:
Plate I. Mediaeval Rhodian Vase in the British Museum. A Suggested Origin for Persian Faience