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활 모양 브로치

17th century
Not on view
이 브로치는 300년대–400년대 다뉴브 강변을 따라 거주하던 동 게르만족 여성이 착용했던 고급 장신구입니다. 신분이 높은 여성을 매장할 때 의복에 부착했던 여러 가지 금 장신구(예, 팔찌, 반지, 펜던트가 달린 컬러 등)의 일부였을 것입니다.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • 제목: 활 모양 브로치
  • 연대: 400– 450년경
  • 문화: 로마제국 후기,
  • 재료: 은에 금박, 석류석
  • 크기: 16.7 × 6.2 × 3.5cm
  • 크레디트 라인: 플레처 기금, 1947
  • 작품 번호: 47.100.19
  • Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints
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