
Various Inscriptions
Charles Texier · 1802-1871
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Why is this public domain? Charles Texier died in 1871; this work is in the public domain.
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A plate of ancient inscriptions presented as printed engravings, showing Greek lettering on columns, stone slabs, and a long frieze. Several panels include Christian crosses, and carved birds and vine ornament appear among the decorative fragments. The plate is titled Various Inscriptions and is attributed to Charles Texier, dated 1864.























