Pierre Sigillaire, Dite Parallélipipède by Thomas Frédéric Moreau

Lithographic plate of nine archaeological objects, including a seal block with a horse and rider and carved rectangular table

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Pierre Sigillaire, Dite Parallélipipède, Thomas Frédéric Moreau (1877). Via artnap.com

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This lithographic plate from the Album Caranda shows nine objects, including a rectangular seal matrix carved with a horse and rider, a fleur-de-lis, a six-lobed rosette, a greyhound and a fantastical figure. Smaller flat sketches of arrowheads appear at the lower edges. The plate is a print by Thomas Frédéric Moreau, dated 1877.

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