Birch, Samuel, 1813-1885 · London, J. Murray · leaf 296
ns of Phoenician works of art. The prevailing opinion, however, is that they are the produce of Corin- thian and other Doric potteries.1 All the principal museums of Europe have vases of this style in their collections, although they are few in number compared to those belonging to the other… … No. 129.— Men and Animals, from the Wall Paintings at Veii. brown paste, resembling the black Estruscan ware, with a slight glaze or polish on its surface, on which the figures have been traced,2 or painted in fresco, in white, red and 1 Aim. 1847, xix. p. 237. 3 See Micali, Mon. Incd., iv. v.
Pottery, Ancient · Pottery
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