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L'art du pseudo-filigrane. Une technique des peuples celtiques d'Europe centrale

@inproceedings{Szab2009LartDP,
  title={L'art du pseudo-filigrane. Une technique des peuples celtiques d'Europe centrale},
  author={Mikl{\'o}s Szab{\'o}},
  year={2009}
}
La parure decoree en faux filigrane et en pastillage (« fausse granulation ») constitue la contribution extraordinaire des Celtes orientaux a l'art celtique. Ces techniques decoratives correspondent pour le bronze a celles du filigrane et de la granulation pour les metaux precieux. La creation des chefs-d'oeuvre a caractere individuel remonte a la premiere moitie du III e s. av. J.-C. La vogue d'imitation de l'orfevrerie mediterraneenne etait la consequence de l'orientation balkanique de la… 
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