Roman Mold-blown Glass - The first through sixth centuries

Features

Author:  E. M. Stern, Toledo Museum of Art

Publisher:  L'Erma di Bretschneider

Place of printing:  Rome

Year of publication:  1995

Founded by the glass manufacturer Edward Drummond Libbey at the beginning of this century, the Toledo Museum of Art today possesses one of the largest collections of glass in the world: some 6,000 pieces that document the artistic and technological evolution of glass from the Bronze Age to our own day. Second in the planned series for the scholarly publication of all the ancient glass in the collection, the volume includes 193 objects of blown glass made between the first and sixth centuries A.D.

Product Condition:
Copy in good condition. Dust jacket with slight yellowing, dust spots, and minimal signs of wear on the spine, edges, and corners. Pages yellowed, especially at the edges. Text in English. Book in good condition.

ISBN Code:  8870629163

EAN:  9788870629163

Pages:  388

Format:  Hardback with dust jacket

Dimensions (cm):
Height:  31
Width:  24

Description

Text in English. With black and white images.

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