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18 Sections of an Architectural Frieze

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Simple architectural frieze in many sections, worked in two registers. Top register contains a continuous, straight laurel garland bordered on its top edge by a plain fillet. This register is separated from a lower, undecorated register by a narrow ridge. The surface of the lower register is relatively rough. It retains chisel marks and also shallow indentations, likely indicating that it held a facing.
Department of Ancient and Byzantine Art & Numismatics Unknown formerly of the Kevorkian Collection. Said to be from Bawit. Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Gift of The Hagop Kevorkian Foundation in memory of Hagop Kevorkian
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Title: 18 Sections of an Architectural Frieze
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Simple architectural frieze in many sections, worked in two registers.
Top register contains a continuous, straight laurel garland bordered on its top edge by a plain fillet.
This register is separated from a lower, undecorated register by a narrow ridge.
The surface of the lower register is relatively rough.
It retains chisel marks and also shallow indentations, likely indicating that it held a facing.

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