Miroir Antique, Peigne, Clochettes Poignard, Monnaies Romaines, Rurettes en Terre, Etc
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 from the Collection Caranda, plate 64, shows numbered Gallo-Roman grave goods from the Ancy villa in the Lime territory. The arrangement includes a large polished metal mirror, Roman coins, bronze bells, two clay vessels, a dagger, a carved comb, and pins. The work is attributed to Thomas Frédéric Moreau and dated 1877.
