Sommerville, Maxwell. Engraved Gems: Their History and an Elaborate View of Their Place In Art. Maxwell Sommerville, 1889.
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- Object[51]
- american[6]
- asian[4]
- mediterranean[41]
- france[1]
- india[4]
- italy[1]
- jaipur[4]
- mediterranean[39]
- mexico (central america)[6]
- paris (france)[1]
- tibur river[1]
- 17th century[1]
- 18th century[1]
- baroque period[1]
- medieval[2]
- modern[5]
- neoclassical[27]
- post classical[2]
- renaissance[1]
- hindu[4]
- indian[4]
- islamic[1]
- italian[1]
- post-cortesian[1]
- achilles[1]
- apollo[1]
- barbarians[2]
- bear[1]
- boar[1]
- chariot[2]
- diana[1]
- female head[1]
- ganpati[1]
- hadrian[8]
- helios[1]
- heracles[1]
- hindu deity[2]
- hunt[1]
- hunting[1]
- julia mamaea[1]
- julius caesar[2]
- laureate head[1]
- lion[1]
- lion head[1]
- lucius annaeus seneca[1]
- marcus aurelius[8]
- medusa[1]
- nero[1]
- officials[1]
- parthians[2]
- persian shah[1]
- philosopher[1]
- poppaea[1]
- porta triumphalis[1]
- portrait[1]
- prisoners[2]
- royalty[1]
- sacrifice[1]
- selene[1]
- shield[1]
- silvanus[1]
- temple of solomon[1]
- titus[2]
- trajan[4]
- triumph[1]
- turret crown[1]
- via aurelia[1]
- vishnu[1]
- vitellius[1]
- warrior[2]
- cameo[41]
- yes[51]
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