Sommerville, Maxwell. Engraved Gems: Their History and an Elaborate View of Their Place In Art. Maxwell Sommerville, 1889.
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- Object[212]
- mediterranean[212]
- gem[210]
- intaglio[2]
- ring[212]
- scarab[2]
- seal (object)[2]
- mediterranean[211]
- stockholm[1]
- sweden[1]
- 16th century[5]
- 17th century[8]
- 18th century[6]
- 19th century[8]
- baroque period[2]
- byzantine[2]
- byzantine period[1]
- early christian[1]
- early middle ages[1]
- graeco-roman period[23]
- imperial roman period[15]
- late antique period[1]
- late roman period[2]
- medieval[3]
- neoclassical[42]
- post classical[68]
- renaissance[19]
- republican roman period[4]
- roman period[1]
- balkan[1]
- byzantine[1]
- christian[3]
- etruscan[1]
- european[1]
- french[1]
- gnostic[2]
- graeco-roman[29]
- italian[11]
- late roman[1]
- northern european[2]
- northern syrian[1]
- parthian[1]
- roman[16]
- russian[1]
- sassanian[1]
- achilles[1]
- adam[1]
- aesclepius[1]
- alexander the great[1]
- altar[4]
- amazon[1]
- amorini[1]
- annona?[1]
- antinous[1]
- antiphates[1]
- aphrodite?[1]
- apollo[2]
- ariadne[1]
- ariosto[1]
- aristides[2]
- arsinoe[1]
- artemis[2]
- asp[2]
- astragalus[1]
- athena[2]
- augustus[3]
- bacchante[2]
- bassarid[1]
- bearded man[3]
- boar[3]
- boat[1]
- bonus eventus[3]
- bonus eventus?[1]
- bow[1]
- bowl[1]
- branch[1]
- bridge[1]
- bull[2]
- caduceus[1]
- calf[1]
- camels[1]
- cart[2]
- child[2]
- christ[2]
- claudius[3]
- cleopatra vii[2]
- column[3]
- commodus[2]
- cybele[2]
- demeter[2]
- diomedes[2]
- dog[2]
- domitian[3]
- eagle[3]
- eros[3]
- eros?[2]
- faun[3]
- faustina[2]
- gorgon[2]
- grain[4]
- harpocrates[2]
- helmet[2]
- heracles[4]
- heracles?[2]
- homer[2]
- horse[2]
- hyacinthus[3]
- inscription[13]
- isis[2]
- jove[2]
- jupiter[5]
- jupiter serapis[2]
- lion[2]
- maecenus[2]
- maenad[6]
- man[3]
- marcus agrippa[3]
- marcus aurelius[3]
- mask[7]
- medusa[4]
- meleager[4]
- minerva[2]
- nero[2]
- owl[2]
- portrait[2]
- ptolemy[2]
- roman emperor[3]
- satyr[2]
- shield[4]
- signature[5]
- silenus[2]
- snake[2]
- socrates[3]
- stars[2]
- titus[2]
- trebonianus gallus[2]
- venus victrix[2]
- vespasian[2]
- victory[5]
- virgil[2]
- warrior[5]
- woman[7]
- wreath[2]
- zeus[3]
- zeus-serapis[4]
- agate[18]
- alabaster[1]
- amethyst[1]
- bronze[3]
- carnelian[9]
- chalcedony[35]
- crystal (stone)[1]
- egyptian jasper[1]
- emerald[4]
- garnet[2]
- gold[168]
- gold alloy[1]
- iron[5]
- jacinth[1]
- jasper[7]
- metal[8]
- onyx[79]
- paste[1]
- ruby[2]
- sard[8]
- sardonyx[66]
- siberian jasper[2]
- silver[1]
- topaz[2]
- france[1]
- italy[11]
- northern europe[2]
- russia[1]
- syria[1]
- western europe[1]
- yes[212]
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