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Five centuries of tapestry from the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
San Francisco, The Fine Arts Museums of San Francesco 1976 254pp.with numerous bl/w illustrations and few in colour, 31cm., softcover, good condition, S87698
Five centuries of tapestry from the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
San Francisco, The Fine Arts Museums of San Francesco 1992 330pp.with numerous illustrations in colour and in bl/w, revised edition, softcover, 31cm., very good condition, S87699
Five centuries of tapestry from the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
San Francisco, The Fine Arts Museums of San Francesco 1992 xii + 330pp. with numerous illustrations in bl/w and in colour, Revised edition, 31cm., illustrated softcover, good condition, S96901
The Sevso Treasure. Part One: Art Historical Description and Inscriptions; Methods of Manufacture and Scientific Analyses. Journal of Roman Archaeology Supplementary Series Number 12
Mango, Marlia Mundell and Anna Bennett: The Sevso Treasure. Part One: Art Historical Description and Inscriptions; Methods of Manufacture and Scientific Analyses. Ann Arbor: Ann Arbor, 1994. Series: Journal of Roman Archaeology Supplementary Series Number 12. 480pp with 626 monochrome illustrations and figures, numerous line drawings throughout. Cloth. 28.5x22cms. The first volume devoted to this remarkable treasure contains an introduction, two sections on technical examination and conservation, and the inscriptions, weights and dimensions, followed by the descriptive catalogue. The catalogue itself is divided into 15 parts - each silver object (plate, amphora, ewer, basin, or casket) is examined, as well as the copper cauldron in which the treasure was discovered. Included is a copy of the New York Supreme Court's order and judgement in the case (entered 18 November 1993).
The first volume devoted to this remarkable treasure contains an introduction, two sections on technical examination and conservation, and the inscriptions, weights and dimensions, followed by the descriptive catalogue. The catalogue itself is divided into 15 parts - each silver object (plate, amphora, ewer, basin, or casket) is examined, as well as the copper cauldron in which the treasure was discovered. Included is a copy of the New York Supreme Court's order and judgement in the case (entered 18 November 1993). Text in English
