New York. Metropolitan musuem of art · New York [The Gilliss press · leaf 144
which showin their completeness the types of which the frag-ments in Case A were formerly part. A particularlyinteresting piece is the fragmentary jar in an opaqueblack and white glass breccia which is a surprisingly 112 THE SIXTH ROOM good imitation of stone. At one end of the case areshown finger… … FIG. 49. FLORAL NECKLACELATE XVHI DYNASTY as distinct from the early eighteenth dynasty, whichfollows the Middle Kingdom style so closely, is thegreat popularity of glass as a material and its dispro-portionate frequency as compared to glazes and stones.There are shown in Case R, on the east side…
Art -- Egypt · Egypt -- Antiquities
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