
Sépultüres Mérovingiennes, Boucles en Bronze
Thomas Frédéric Moreau · 1798-1898
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Why is this public domain? Thomas Frédéric Moreau died in 1898; this work is in the public domain.
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A chromolithographic plate titled Sépultures Mérovingiennes, Boucles en Bronze, shows six bronze and metal buckles and fittings arranged on a cream ground, numbered for reference. The objects display green patina, rivets, and incised interlace and geometric designs, with one iron ring-buckle shown in reddish corrosion. The print was produced by Thomas Frédéric Moreau in 1877.























