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"The Jeweled Menagerie The World Of Animals In Gems" 2001 TENNENBAUM, Suzanne and ZAPATA, Janet Rugs or by anyone who isTENNENBAUM, Suzanne and ZAPATA, Janet [216] pp. Thames & Hudson 2001 11 3 8" x 9" Fine Fine Scroll Down for (10) Additional Scans: The depiction of animals in art goes back to prehistoric cave paintings; and the early history of jewelry, from ancient Egyptian scarabs to Renaissance pendants, shows abundant examples of animal imagery. In the nineteenth century a new group of designers, seeking to satisfy the growing middle class's appetite for jewels,