A rare Egyptian Glass Eye Bead Pendant, Amarna Period, ca. 1352 - 1336 BCE Vessels - Clay and this bowl demonstrates the

and this bowl demonstrates the interaction between Greek and Achaemenid forms well

formerly of Huber Primitive Art and later of New World Art Services) in 2014

shown standing with a caduceus in his right hand and carrying a purse in his left

2008 Les couleurs du désert australien

using the traditional concentric circle and line design and diminishing square design in subtle and unusual color combinations

A rare Egyptian Glass Eye Bead Pendant, Amarna Period, ca. 1352 - 1336 BCE Vessels - Clay and this bowl demonstrates theThis tiny yet striking eye bead belongs to a rare group of 18th Dynasty glass ornaments that drew particular interest from Flinders Petrie, who closely studied ancient Egyptian glass production. Although Petrie recovered a substantial quantity of glass from his excavations, fewer than nine percent were the distinctive miniature eye beads. Their rarity and consistent iconography make them an especially compelling category of personal adornment. The