Studies in ancient furniture; couches and beds of the Greeks, Etruscans and Romans (1905)
Williams, Caroline Ransom · Chicago : The University of Chicago Press · leaf 31
n red-figured vases of the older elaborate typeof bed witli rectangular, incised legs testifies to its existence unmodified until atleast the middle of the century. Within this time the related design already See Baumeister, Vol. I, Fig. 791 =Mon. d. I., Monuments Plot, Vol. I (1894), Plate VII,… … Flu. o.—HanqUL-ling-sceni.Cortitto-Tarqii in in. DfUiLl from .d-hf^urcd \asc-piiinling,- noted in one Etruscan example (Plate I), which has the legs at the head and footof equal height and all terminating above in volutes, makes an appearance inAttica (headpiece, chap. i). Other styles of beds…
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