confused, is seen onhandles, together with dots laid out in rowsand oblique strokes.2 Similar dots andconcentric circles may be called the firstbeginnings of all art productions—thosethat presented themselves more readily tothe imagination of the artist in his attemptat producing variety of form… … Fig. 105.—Fragment of aboveVessel. From Baux. 1 The restoration is due to M. Baux, the possessor of some of the fragmentsunder notice. 2 Baux, La Poterie des Niiraghes, etc., Figs. 1 and 2. 8 Hist, of Art, torn. ii. Fig. 375 ; torn. iii. Figs. 497, 513, 522. 94 A History of Art in Sardinia and…
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