Smith, H. Clifford (Harold Clifford), 1876-1960 · London : Methuen and co · leaf 82
st artists in the precious metals.Etruscan jewellery can then be divided into threedistinct styles: the primitive, somewhat Oriental incharacter, and of fine but not artistically attractivework ; the later, when the primitive art had been sub-jected to Hellenic influence and produced work of… … ETRUSCAN The Etruscans appear to have paid particular atten-tion to the decoration of the head. Following a customin vogue throughout Greece, men as well as womenadorned themselves with fillets ; while women also worehighly ornate hair-pins, with heads shaped like balls,acorns, and pomegranates,…
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