The decorative art of Crete in the bronze age .. (1907)
Dohan, Edith Hall, 1877-1943 · Philadelphia, Press of the J. C. Winston co. · leaf 46
4G TRANSACTIOXS, DEPARTMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGY, U. OF P. dots (Fig. 52 g). Finally this cursory rendering of flowers became so habitual with the potter that whenever two lines in his design made an angle, he could not resist filling in the angle with cross-lines as if it were a bud (Figs. 63-65 Apx-… … dots are retained to indicate stamens. The papyrus type of flower is some- times clearly distinguishable from the lily (Fig. 66, Prehistoric Tombs, p. 91, Fig. 102, and Mon. Ant. 1891, I, Part 2, PI. I, 3). The smaller flowers between the papyrus leaves in Fig. 66 will be recognized as the…
Pottery · Decoration and ornament
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