. Le palais de Minos : un compte-rendu comparatif des étapes successives de la civilisation crétoise ancienne comme illustré par les découvertes de Knossos . ute détails tels que la mer-pulvérisation etbulles, qui ici volent des nageoires et des queues des poissons dans des couronnes azures et des serpentins pointillées sur le sol blanc, andimpart une merveilleuse senseof mouvement à l'ensemble du design. Les peintures à l'e de la même école knossienne, et la themarine, comme le style floral des thesefrescoes, ont été reflétées dans M.M. III ceramicdesigns.- . . Le lien entre ces marinedesignes et ceux des reliefs de foi ofm

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. The palace of Minos : a comparative account of the successive stages of the early Cretan civilization as illustrated by the discoveries at Knossos . ute details such as the sea-spray andbubbles, which here fly off from the fins andtails of the fishes in azure wreaths andcoils dotted on the white ground, andimpart a marvellous senseof motion to thewhole design. Both paintings at-e worksof the same-Knossian school, and themarine, like the floral style of thesefrescoes, was reflected in M.M. III ceramicdesigns.- ._ . The connexion between these marinedesigns and those of the faience reliefs ofmarine subjects is so clear that it seemssafe to refer them to the same approximatedate. The Phylakopi wall-painting wasfound on the floor of the. Pillar Crypt ofthe early Palace in association with sherdsof a Melian class, parallel with theM.M. Ill phase in Crete and belonging to the last epoch of the SecondCity of Phylakopi.^ With the flying-fish fresco at Phylakopi, and, like it, presumably fallenfrom a columnar hall, above, ^ were:found remains, evidently executed on thespot by a Knossian artist, of larger pictures showing parts of .two female. Fig. 396. Fresco Design ojf Part * OF A Woman. -Phylakopi (|). See especially the sepulchral urns fromPachyammos, pp. 608, 610 below. ^ My information as to the pottery is due to Dr. Mackenzie, who excavated the room. Pottery parallel with: L. M. I was found on a higher and later floor le-vel. A column base {Phylakopi, p. 6r, Fig, 56) belonging to this was actually found in thesame area as the fresco fragments. It showsa square footing from which rises a circularbase for the shaft and thusanswers to a type ofledged column-base that seems to have beenin vogue by the beginning of M. M. Ill (seeabove, p. 213).

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