62.20.8, bronze bracelet
Europe
Frank Hibben collection
Photograph by B. Bernard
In an age when bronze was inherently valuable, a bracelet as simple
as this one would have aroused envy. Today it can be reproduced
cheaply but our modern eyes appreciate the inherent simplicy of the
design. This example measures 7 1/2 centimeters (3 inches) across.
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