stances because of their broken condition, in others because they are merelyduplicates of better specimens in the selection exhibited. 2 The feet found by Sir H. Layard at Nimroud must, as he conjectured, havebelonged to one of these tripods (Discoveries, pp. 178-179). 324 A History of Art in… … FlG. 203. —Bronze tripod. 13 inches high. Louvre. offered by certain of these objects and the interest of the problemsthey suggest, make it necessary that they should be studiedseparately and in some detail. § 4. Metal Dishes and Utensils. Metal vases are often represented in the bas-reliefs,…
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