History Of Design In Mural Painting From The Earliest Times To The Twelfth Century From The Egyptian Period (Seti I.) Until The Time Of Constantine

This work provides a detailed survey of mural painting from ancient Egypt to the early Christian era. The author describes the techniques, materials, and styles used by artists over this period, as well as the historical and cultural contexts in which they worked. The book includes numerous illustrations and photographs. It is a valuable resource for scholars of art history and anyone interested in the development of mural painting as an art form.

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