Hamlin, Alfred Dwight Foster, 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 158
rt of the seventh century B.C. Etruscan jewelry and filigreewere often of great beauty—])rooches, pendants, chains, etc.,of gold sometimes set with gems.Some of it is possibly, however,of Greek manufacture (Fig.162). The pottery of Etruria was un-important compared with that ofGreece. The most… … Fig. 162. A HISTORY OF ORNAMENT modeled in relief (hucchero nero), but these display lit-tle pure ornament except flutings on the body. It ap-pears to have no relations with the prehistoric blackpottery of the so-called Terramare and Villanova pe-riods. The Greek Conquests. The conquest and…
Decoration and ornament -- History
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