History of art in primitive Greece; Mycenian art from the French of Georges Perrot ... and Charles Chipiez. Illustrated with five hundred and forty-four engravings in the text, and twenty coloured plates (1894)
Perrot, Georges, 1832-1914, Chipiez, Charles, 1835-1901, Gonino, I · London, Chapman and Hall, Limited · leaf 463
the fashion of his own habitation. Examination of the make and decoration Fig. 165. — Longitudinal section of the IMassara tomb. • of the sarcophagi, and the style of the pottery found in this grave, some pieces of which are faithful copies of those from Mycenae, will complete the demonstration… … rock-hewn, and characterless, barely reaching two metres thirty centimetres in length by two metres in breadth (Fig. 168). The pottery found in it permits us to set it side by side with the Anoja grave. In shape, the two sarcophagi seen in this sepulture recall our bath-tubs, and one is decorated…
Art · Art, Greek
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