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Fragment of a rod for slicing by Charles Lang Freer, Giovanni Dattari — VisualArtsDB

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Fragment of a rod for slicing

Fragment of a rod for slicing

Fragment of a rod for slicing

Charles Lang Freer Giovanni Dattari

305

Medium: Glass
Genre: Unclassified
Museum: Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery

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Ancient Egyptian Artanimalsmosaic glassbirdsPtolemaic Dynasty (305 - 30 BCE)ArtCharles Lang Freer collectionRoman Period (30 BCE - 395 CE)

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