Attic Red-Figure & Bilingual Drinking Cups, part II
The State Hermitage Museum St. Petersburg, Fasc. XI
by Anna Petrakova
Anna Petrakova graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in St Petersburg in 2000. She defended her PhD in 2004 (‘Questions of composition in ancient Greek vase-painting in the 6th and 5th centuries BC, using the example of drinking cups’). Habilitation in 2013 (The Methodology of complex art-historical study of Athenian vase-painting: theory and practice, using the example of the Hermitage collection’). Since 2004 – research curator at the State Hermitage Museum, curator of Athenian pottery. Scholarly interests: Athenian black and red-figured vases, attribution and interpretation painting, methodology, restoration and conservation, history of collecting, study and perception of vase-painting. Author of four volumes of the CVA and more than fifty articles on the study of Athenian vases. Since 2009 – Associate Professor at St Petersburg University of Culture and Art.
- By (author) Anna Petrakova
Other Titles in this Series
Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum Russia 19
Vol. XIX. Moscow, Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Greek Painted Pottery. Varia by Olga Tugusheva Russia Fascicule IX
Volume 19
Attic Red-Figure Pelikai of the 4th Century BC from Panticapeum, Part I
Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum Russia - Fasc. XXII. The State Hermitage Museum. St. Petersburg - Fasc. XIII
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