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Primitive art in Egypt (1905)

Capart, Jean, 1877-1947 · London : H. Grevel · leaf 134

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PRIMITIVE ART IN EGYPT. I lO vases showing branches which are fairly decorative. Both sides of the smaller vase arc figured in a position to show distinctly the floral decorations^ (Fig. 8i). The other face of the vase in the centre of F"ig. 8i, decorated with human figures, has already been… … Fig. 82. — Bowl painted in White with Figures of Hippopotami AND A Crocodile. discovered — one at Abydos and the other at Meala — also show human figures." Representations of animals arc more numerous. The hippo- potamus occurs most frequently ; antelopes of various species are also found, and…

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