Vaso de cristal

Franco

Siglo V–VI

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 301

Muchos vasos de cristal de origen franco tienen formas muy simples y mínimo color; en general la decoración se limita a líneas paralelas aplicadas al vidrio. Entre los diseños innovadores de esa época cabe destacar el vaso decorado con elementos prominentes parecidos a garras. Los pocos ejemplares que han llegado a nuestros días provienen de tumbas aristocráticas.

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Título: Vaso de cristal

Fecha: Siglo V–VI

Geografía: Hallado en Bellenberg-Voehringen, sur de Alemania

Cultura: Franco

Material: Vidrio

Dimensiones: 18,7 x 10,8 cm

Crédito: Donación de Henry G. Marquand, 1881

Número de inventario: 81.10.189

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