The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 95
... fine arts . Morris saw the division as creating a group of designers who turned out standardized patterns for machine - made ob- jects and a group of fine artists who were constrained from producing things needed by people for an ...
... fine arts . Morris saw the division as creating a group of designers who turned out standardized patterns for machine - made ob- jects and a group of fine artists who were constrained from producing things needed by people for an ...
Page 495
... Fine Arts , Boston VA 84 TII la خط مج An automated peacock fountain from the treatise of al - Jazari , Mesopotamian , 13th century AD . In the Museum of Fine Arts , Boston . References to automata devised by Western Europeans in the ...
... Fine Arts , Boston VA 84 TII la خط مج An automated peacock fountain from the treatise of al - Jazari , Mesopotamian , 13th century AD . In the Museum of Fine Arts , Boston . References to automata devised by Western Europeans in the ...
Page 613
... fine white - slipped pottery , decorated with flame and stair designs , painted in dark red . Shapes included globular - necked jars , footed bowls , straight- walled bowls , and cups and jugs . The site of Otzaki , in Thessaly , has ...
... fine white - slipped pottery , decorated with flame and stair designs , painted in dark red . Shapes included globular - necked jars , footed bowls , straight- walled bowls , and cups and jugs . The site of Otzaki , in Thessaly , has ...
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