Workshop of Severo da Ravenna (c. 1465/75–c. 1538), Inkwell in the form of a sea monster, c. 1510. Bronze.

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Workshop of Severo da Ravenna (c. 1465/75–c. 1538), Inkwell in the form of a sea monster, c. 1510. Bronze.
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Beadwork collar. Egypt, Late Period (Ancient Egyptian, 664–332 BCE), Egyptian faience and bone
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