An album of 144 b&w photographs depicting sculptures from across the Roman empire which create an important record of events and personalities of the age including works such as the triumphal reliefs of Trajan's Column or the decorations on the Augustan Altar of Peace.

An academic essay tracing the development of Coptic sculpture from its Alexandrian origins until it succumbed to the art of Islam in the eleventh and twelth century  followed by 147 b&w plates.  Hardback.  56 pages.