Ivories Ancient and Mediæval

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In an era marked by the flourishing of artistry and trade, "Ivories Ancient and Mediæval" by William Maskell explores the intricate world of ivory carving from ancient civilizations to the medieval period. This comprehensive study highlights the craftsmanship and cultural significance of ivory artifacts, revealing their roles in religious, decorative, and utilitarian contexts. Maskell meticulously examines various styles and techniques, offering insights into the societal values and artistic expressions of the time. Ideal for historians, art enthusiasts, and students, this document provides a rich understanding of how ivory shaped cultural identities across epochs. Discover the enduring legacy of these exquisite creations and their impact on art history in this essential work.

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