The Oriental Institute: Fragments for a History of an Institution: Some Decorative Motifs of the Oriental Institute Building

Saturday, November 8, 2008

Some Decorative Motifs of the Oriental Institute Building

by Emily Teeter and Leslie Schramer

[The following article by Emily Teeter and Leslie Schramer was published in the Oriental Institute News and Notes 199 (Fall 2008), 14-19. It appears here with the permission of all authors and editors. Past issues of the Oriental Institute News and Notes can be found here on the Oriental Institute website. This article can be read in conjunction with the previous post on this blog about the Oriental Institute tympanum. Rather than convert the complicated layout into html format, the following images present the pages of this article as they were originally published in the Oriental Institute News and Notes].

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