拍品專文
For the type see no. 39, p. 129 in Friedman, Beyond the Pharaohs, Egypt and the Copts in the 2nd to 7th Centuries A.D., of which the author notes that such curtains were common in this period and were part of a standard iconographic repertory of Dionysiac, seasonal and pastoral themes that "made them broad allegories of life's blessing and renewal..."