Dalton, O. M. (Ormonde Maddock), 1866-1945 · Oxford, At the Clarendon Press · leaf 248
e conclusion that they may be divided intothree groups: (1) those which are purely oriental; (2) those made in Con-stantinople after oriental models ; (3) those made in the West in imitation eitherof Byzantine or oriental originals.2 The conclusion is in the main accepted byHampel,3 who has,… … - ■■« iiiirii Fig. 136. Panel from a casket of the eleventh-twelfth century.(Victoria and Albert Museum.) a horn on which, with bands of ornament consisting of interlacings, and con-nected circles containing monsters, birds, and animals of oriental style, thereoccur representations of acrobatic and…
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