The arts in early England
A multi-volume archaeological survey of Anglo-Saxon art and architecture by Edinburgh art historian G. Baldwin Brown, published by John Murray in London from 1903 for scholars and students of early medieval England. Numbered collotype plates group excavated metalwork against black grounds: square and round gilt brooches, buckles, strap ends, spearheads and mounts, with interlace, zoomorphic and runic ornament usable as pattern and silhouette sources.
