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Roman Cockerel Mosaic Fragment, Rome, Italy, 100 to 1 BCE, Burrell Collection, Glasgow, Scotland
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Roman Cockerel Mosaic Fragment, Rome, Italy, 100 to 1 BCE, Burrell Collection, Glasgow, Scotland
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Enamel Bowl from Kashan, Iran dated between 1200 - 1258 on display at the Burrell Collection in Glasgow, Scotland
In the early 13th century Iran was under the Mongol Empire and so the art reflected Mongolian influences. This included the improtance of horses in displaying wealth and power. Because of this, horses feature heavily in Iranian art during this period.
Photographs taken by myself 2025
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Medieval stained glass from Rouen, France, Burrell Collection
It does have a pretty good array of arms and armour on display. I found that sword in the fifth picture particularly interesting, as the end of the blade is slightly but noticeably wider than the base. 'Leaf-shaped' swords are not that uncommon in the archaeological and historical records, but it's not something I've seen in a Zweihänder before.
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A beautifully carved Bollock Dagger,
OaL: 15.9 in/40.3 cm
Weight: 8.1 oz/230 g
probably England, ca. 1500, housed at the Burrell Collection.
Our special collections is filled with hundreds of original engravings and etchings, including this stunning and disconcerting Coat of Arms with Skull (1503) by Albrecht Dürer, a master artist of the Renaissance. This is one of 20 prints gathered for our library in the late 19th century for what is now known as the Burrell Collection of Engravings and Etchings...
South Italian painted rhyton in the shape of a goat’s head. Artist unknown; 4th cent. BCE. Now in the Burrell Collection, Glasgow. Photo credit: Dalbera/Wikimedia Commons.