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Margaret Fisher Illinois gift; to Roger Fisher Cambridge Massachusetts
gift; to the Fogg Art Museum 1973.
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Step well, Benares
Step well, Benares
Pencil drawing by James Prinsep (1799-1840), of a
step well at Varanasi (Benares)in Uttar Pradesh. The image is
inscribed on the reverse: 'Section of the Ganges opposite the
Minare...
Katagami Textile Stencil with Fawn Spot (Kanoko) and Bush Clover Design
Katagami Textile Stencil with Fawn Spot (Kanoko) and Bush Clover Design
Katagami--literally "pattern papers"--are Japanese cut-paper stencils through which a paste resist is applied to cloth in the first step of the katazome ("pattern-dying") process. ...
Textile Stencil (katagami) with Chrysanthemum Design
Textile Stencil (katagami) with Chrysanthemum Design
Katagami--literally "pattern papers"--are Japanese cut-paper stencils through which a paste resist is applied to cloth in the first step of the katazome ("pattern-dying") process. ...
Relief fragment from the tomb of Niankhnesut: Man holding a cow by a rope
Relief fragment from the tomb of Niankhnesut: Man holding a cow by a rope
Carved in shallow raised relief and originally painted (with some color still visible), this rectangular fragment of a wall relief depicts a male herdsman, at right, who stands in ...
Relief with hieroglyphic inscription in columns
Relief with hieroglyphic inscription in columns
Limestone paint, Late Period Saite, Dynasty 26...
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