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ing. Some cups (ca. 550-525 B.C.) are of better quality, perhaps brought as votives, but otherwise the vase painting runs from average to abysmal. The very earliest includes cup fragments by the Heidelberg Painter (560-550 B.C.), a large band cup by Lydos and krater fragments from Lydos's Circle (550-540 B.C.), but the majority are lekythoi of the late sixth to first quarter of the fifth century (Class of Athens 581 and Haimon Painter Workshop are common; the best is by the Athena Painter). The latest are palmette lekythoi reaching beyond the mid fifth century. No special or common themes stand out on the vases. Kunze-G6tte provides an index of all Laconian vases she cites as comparisons, as well as a general index and plate index for her contribution. A concordance of inventory numbers to catalogue numbers for all three studies is found at the end, as is a list of negative numbers for each plate. Notably absent, however, is a list of painters and workshops for each of the studies. Vase descriptions are commendably complete in the catalogue entries. Photographs are excellent; profiles and drawings are useful, especially for the Corinthian. We must indeed be grateful to all three sc
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- Author
- Ian McPhee; Elizabeth Pemberton
- Publisher
- University of Chicago Press
- Published
- 2001
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)