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and contributors of the first volume must be offered a vote of thanks, for not only have they carefully borne in mind all recent archaeological research, development and discoveries, but they also had the grace to maintain essentially the old format (the familiar old black, red and gold binding has been replaced by an equally distinctive blue, black and gold one) and quality of the earlier series. The original volume on ancient art was Rodenwaldt's Kunst der Antike, which included both Greece and Rome. So much new material and research has been added to our knowledge, however, that the new editors justifiably decided to divide the scope of Rodenwaldt's work into two volumes, the present one by Karl Schefold on Greece and relevant neighboring areas, and a second one on Rome (Das rdmische Weltreich, by Th. Kraus). Professor Schefold presents a remarkably wellknit picture of Greek art in the light of new concepts concerning its development and the numerous influences and interactions with its neighbors, especially to the East. He judiciously introduces the historical and literary background before embarking on an admirably readable and successful account of the mainstreams of Greek ar

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Author

Inez Scott Ryberg; Ranuccio Bianchi Bandinelli

Published

1969

Language

IT

Field

Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)