. The palace of Minos : a comparative account of the successive stages of the early Cretan civilization as illustrated by the discoveries at Knossos . Fig. 369. Calf suckled by Cow on Part or Faience Panel. Cow andCalf. The group of the Cow and Calf is a familiar subject of Egyptian art inconnexion with the cult of Hathor, and was afterwards, as is well known,taken over into Phoenician and Classical art. But the close observation ofnature, espfecially in the attitude of the calves, places these works in a verydifferent category from the Egyptian prototypes. These parallels, however, See Vol. I Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-palace-of-minos-a-comparative-account-of-the-successive-stages-of-the-early-cretan-civilization-as-illustrated-by-the-discoveries-at-knossos-fig-369-calf-suckled-by-cow-on-part-or-faience-panel-cow-andcalf-the-group-of-the-cow-and-calf-is-a-familiar-subject-of-egyptian-art-inconnexion-with-the-cult-of-hathor-and-was-afterwards-as-is-well-knowntaken-over-into-phoenician-and-classical-art-but-the-close-observation-ofnature-espfecially-in-the-attitude-of-the-calves-places-these-works-in-a-verydifferent-category-from-the-egyptian-prototypes-these-parallels-however-see-vol-i-image369772321.html
RM2CDGGA9–. The palace of Minos : a comparative account of the successive stages of the early Cretan civilization as illustrated by the discoveries at Knossos . Fig. 369. Calf suckled by Cow on Part or Faience Panel. Cow andCalf. The group of the Cow and Calf is a familiar subject of Egyptian art inconnexion with the cult of Hathor, and was afterwards, as is well known,taken over into Phoenician and Classical art. But the close observation ofnature, espfecially in the attitude of the calves, places these works in a verydifferent category from the Egyptian prototypes. These parallels, however, See Vol. I
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