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Lydian pendant - Little model
This pendant with a very pure design must be older than Croesus, whose name alone still flows with gold and stones. It was the most lavish of the kings of Lydia, very ancient kingdom of Asia Minor, bounded on the north by Mysia, on the west by the Aegean Sea, on the east by Phrygia and on the south by Carie, from which it was separated by the river...Achaemenid Persian Necklace
From a long necklace of pearls in fine stones and gold: the extraordinary variety of pearls of this long necklace illustrates this taste for polychromy, so characteristic of oriental jewels, which is at its peak in the Persian era. The craftsmen have associated with a consummate art several dozen different stones: the contrasts of colours, materials,...Simashki golden-plated and agate necklace
This necklace is inspired by a necklace discovered by R. de Mecquenem between 1929 and 1933 at the tell of the Royal City. DimensionsLength: 36 cm.Materials: golden pewter, agates.Origin: Simashki dynasty - 2000/1940 BC.Museum: Paris - Louvre Museum.Materials: golden pewter, agate pearls.Editor: rmngp.Tréglonou Necklace
During the Iron Age, the west of Armorica was distinguished from Celtic Europe by two essential features: the creation of granite stelae and the digging of underground passages near inhabited places. This practice lasted about four centuries (from the 5th to the 2nd century exclusively). The one in Tréglonou is associated with a real oppidum of about...Necklace "Young woman powdering herself"
Berthe Morisot, Manet's most mysterious model, was a painter in his own right, selling his painting and exposing it to quolibets and praise. In 1874, the year of the first impressionist exhibition in which she participated, Madame Eugène Manet was no longer a beginner. With her sister Edma, she exhibited small paintings, fantasy figures and landscapes at...Achaemenid Persian necklace
From a long necklace of pearls in fine stones and gold: the extraordinary variety of pearls of this long necklace illustrates this taste for polychromy, so characteristic of oriental jewels, which is at its peak in the Persian era. The craftsmen have associated with a consummate art several dozen different stones: the contrasts of colours, materials,...
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