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The Walters Art Museum is in Baltimore, U.S. Its website is at http://www.thewalters.org/
- Walters Art Museum Opens Access To 10,000 Images
The Baltimore Sun (Tim Smith) More than 10,000 items in the Walters Art Museum — about a third of the total collection — can now be viewed and downloaded online for free, without copyright restrictions. The museum's collection is "basically public...
- Exhibition: Mummified At The Walters Art Museum
The John Hopkins Newsletter (Alec Meacham) Mummified!, a current exhibit at The Walters Art Museum, is interesting, somewhat educational, and a great weekend venture for anyone looking for a nerdy good time. The Walters Art Museum, located a block away...
- Ethiopian And Egyptian Art At The Walters Art Museum
examiner.com The Walters Art Museum has one of the largest collections of Ethiopian art outside of Ethiopia. The collection of Ethiopian Art at the Walters Art Museum is exhibited with those of Byzantium and Russia in a permanent gallery devoted to the...
- Daily Photo - String Of Beads
Mixed string of beads: blue glass scaraboid, three blue-green glass barrels, four blue-green faience barrels, one larger faience barrel, two carnelian barrels, two large carnelian barrels, 21 small carnelian spheroids, one blus glass spheroid, five blue-green...
- Exhibition: Magic In Ancient Egypt
http://www.thewalters.org/eventscalendar/eventdetails.aspx?e=197Opening at the Walters Museum in Baltimore on December 2nd 2006, the above exhibition will run until November 18th 2007: "Magic played an important role in religions of the ancient world....
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Exhibition: "Bedazzled" at the Walters Museum
Antiques and the Arts Online
From an ancient Roman snake bracelet to a ceremonial Chinese headdress to a Tiffany & Co. glittering necklace, "Bedazzled: 5,000 Years of Jewelry" highlights more than 200 pieces from the Walters Art Museum through January 4.
The exhibition features some of the Walters' greatest masterpieces, as well as many hidden treasures on view for the first time. The allure of gold and gems and the desire to design objects of adornment have remained constant throughout history and across a spectrum of cultures. . . . .
"Bedazzled" displays works from the ancient world, such as two pendants in the form of rams' heads demonstrating the development in multicolored glass production by the Fifth Century BC. Egyptian treasures will be presented, including a bright blue faience amulet featuring the lion-headed goddess Sekhmet as well as an intricate necklace strung with beads and amulets of gold, faience, carnelian and glass.
The Walters Art Museum is in Baltimore, U.S. Its website is at http://www.thewalters.org/
- Walters Art Museum Opens Access To 10,000 Images
The Baltimore Sun (Tim Smith) More than 10,000 items in the Walters Art Museum — about a third of the total collection — can now be viewed and downloaded online for free, without copyright restrictions. The museum's collection is "basically public...
- Exhibition: Mummified At The Walters Art Museum
The John Hopkins Newsletter (Alec Meacham) Mummified!, a current exhibit at The Walters Art Museum, is interesting, somewhat educational, and a great weekend venture for anyone looking for a nerdy good time. The Walters Art Museum, located a block away...
- Ethiopian And Egyptian Art At The Walters Art Museum
examiner.com The Walters Art Museum has one of the largest collections of Ethiopian art outside of Ethiopia. The collection of Ethiopian Art at the Walters Art Museum is exhibited with those of Byzantium and Russia in a permanent gallery devoted to the...
- Daily Photo - String Of Beads
Mixed string of beads: blue glass scaraboid, three blue-green glass barrels, four blue-green faience barrels, one larger faience barrel, two carnelian barrels, two large carnelian barrels, 21 small carnelian spheroids, one blus glass spheroid, five blue-green...
- Exhibition: Magic In Ancient Egypt
http://www.thewalters.org/eventscalendar/eventdetails.aspx?e=197Opening at the Walters Museum in Baltimore on December 2nd 2006, the above exhibition will run until November 18th 2007: "Magic played an important role in religions of the ancient world....