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Stamped Communion Bread, Egypt, 1951, bread, The Walters Art Museum, 2018.8.8. — The Walters Art Museum · 2018.8.8
Stamped Communion Bread, Egypt, 1951, bread, The Walters Art Museum, 2018.8.8.
Photography, unless otherwise attributed, by Ariel Tabritha and Elena Damon.
ImagePrinted p. 201, cat. 121 (supplied scan PDF p. 199)
RightsThe site owner has explicitly confirmed written permission to publish all 263 catalogue images and the five architecture figures from this book on HabeshaHistory.com. Original image credits are retained; no downstream reuse permission is granted.
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Stamped Communion Bread, Egypt, 1951, bread, The Walters Art Museum, 2018.8.8. — Stamped Communion Bread, Egypt, 1951, bread, The Walters Art Museum, 2018.8.8.Photography, unless otherwise attributed, by Ariel Tabritha and Elena Damon.ImagePrinted p. 201, cat. 121 (supplied scan PDF p. 199)RightsThe site owner has explicitly confirmed written permission to publish all 263 catalogue images and the five architecture figures from this book on HabeshaHistory.com. Original image credits are retained; no downstream reuse permission is granted.
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Stamped Communion Bread

1951 · Egypt

Modern · artifact

What the record shows

Catalogue no. 121: Stamped Communion Bread. 1951; bread; Egypt.

Date: 1951
Object type: Other objects
Recorded place: Egypt
Holding: The Walters Art Museum
Accession: 2018.8.8
Image locator: Printed p. 201, cat. 121 (supplied scan PDF p. 199)

Sources

Catalogue details and identifications are retained with their source.

Ethiopia at the Crossroads — Yale University Press official publisher record
Christine Sciacca, ed., Ethiopia at the Crossroads (Baltimore: The Walters Art Museum, in association with Yale University Press, 2023). printed exhibition catalogue
Printed p. 201, cat. 121 (supplied scan PDF p. 199) image locator in cited source