This catalogue offers a detailed inventory of the Museum of Fine Arts' collection of Arretine pottery, a type of Roman pottery produced in Arezzo, Italy, during the 1st century BCE. The catalogue provides a wealth of information about the history, style, and iconography of these objects, and includes a useful glossary of technical terms. This book is an invaluable resource for art historians and archaeologists.

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