Maspero, G. (Gaston), 1846-1916 · New York, Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 293
Thebeswas complete, and herfuneral - furnishers produ-ced nothing but com-mercial articles, barbarousboth in colour and mod-elling. The workshopsof Lower Egypt held theirown better, and partici-pated in the revival ofSaite art. Under the firstPtolemies, when they wererelieved from the necessityof… … 523.—ANT,1-.IS AM) ISIS (Museum, Cairo).(Phot. E. Brugsch.) THE SAITE AGE and that of the lady Tataharsiasi, which belongs to the BerlinMuseum (Fig. 529). The Greek influence is supreme here inthe arrangement ofthe headdress, butthe technique isEgyptian; the sculj)-tor belonged to oneof those…
Art -- Egypt · Egypt -- Antiquities
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