The Metropolitan Museum Journal, v. 32 (1997)

THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART JOURNAL | VOLUME 32

"Roman Figure-Engraved Glass in The Metropolitan Museum of Art"

Caron, Beaudoin

1997

32 pages

This title is out of print.

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Beaudouin Caron

Met Art in Publication

Obsidian revetment slab fragment, Obsidian, Roman — Obsidian revetment slab fragment
1st century CE

Obsidian revetment slab fragment, Obsidian, Roman — Obsidian revetment slab fragment
1st century CE

Glass dish, Glass, Roman — Glass dish
ca. 100–150 CE

Glass beaker with victorious charioteer, Glass, Roman, Eastern Mediterranean — Glass beaker with victorious charioteer
4th century CE

Glass bowl decorated with four busts in roundels, Glass, Roman — Glass bowl decorated with four busts in roundels
4th century CE

Glass bowl decorated with geometric patterns, Glass, Roman — Glass bowl decorated with geometric patterns
4th century CE

Glass bowl with cut decoration, Glass, Roman — Glass bowl with cut decoration
4th century CE

Glass bowl fragment with cut decoration, Glass, Roman — Glass bowl fragment with cut decoration
ca. 330–380 CE

Sarcophagus with Scenes from the Lives of Saint Peter and Christ, Marble, Roman — Sarcophagus with Scenes from the Lives of Saint Peter and Christ
early 300s, with modern restoration

Glass Dish with an Engraving of the Raising of Lazarus, Green Glass, engraved, Late Roman — Glass Dish with an Engraving of the Raising of Lazarus
4th–5th century

Glass bowl decorated with hunting scenes, Glass, Roman — Glass bowl decorated with hunting scenes
2nd half of the 4th–early 5th century CE

Fragment of a Bowl, Glass (greenish), engraved, Late Roman — Fragment of a Bowl
4th–5th century

Glass beaker with cut decoration, Glass, Roman — Glass beaker with cut decoration
4th–early 5th century CE

Glass plate with head of Medusa, Glass, Roman — Glass plate with head of Medusa
3rd century CE

Glass bowl fragment with later inscription, Glass, Roman — Glass bowl fragment with later inscription
ca. 1st–3rd century CE