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Celtic Art

Name: Celtic Art
Brand: British Museum Press
SKU: 04900658
Price: 10.61 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: I. M. Stead
ISBN: 9780714121178

I. M. Stead

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04900658

Publishers British Museum Press, October 1996

The Celtic-speaking Britons who inhabited England, Wales and part of Scotland in the 500 years BC le... Full description

Libristo code: 04900658

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The Celtic-speaking Britons who inhabited England, Wales and part of Scotland in the 500 years BC left no written history. However, archaeology continues to reveal their artistic achievements. Jewellery, weapons, armour and the metal fittings of chariots and harness are magnificently decorated with fascinating and powerful designs. This introduction to the various forms of abstract decoration used by the Celts, asks whether their distinctive designs had a symbolic meaning now lost, or whether they were simple adornment. It examines the craftsmen's techniques, then follows the development of certain patterns and finally describes a number of surviving masterpieces, such as the Battersea shield and the Aylesford bucket.