The industrial arts of Scandinavia in the pagan time (1883)
Hildebrand, Hans, 1842-1913 · [London] Pub. for the Committee of Council on Education by Chapman & Hall · leaf 131
edinto paganism. Be that as it may, whether the man was aChristian or not, the pin belonged to him not in his religiousquality, but as a member of the Scandinavian nation. In an earlier page I have spoken of the ring-brooches com-mon in Irish and Scottish finds, and figured, for instance, inthe… … Fig. 102.—Pin with annular appendage, silver, bwe&en. THE LATER IRON AGE. 117 between the two groups, but how to determine it must be leftfor further considerations. It is evident that on neither side canwe speak of a slavish imitation; it is more likely that we havetwo independent developments…
Decorative arts · Art metal-work
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