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
by Dmitrij Vasko
This volume continues the publication of Greek painted pottery in the State Hermitage museum. This book is the first fascicule devoted to Attic red-figure pelikai of the 4th century BC. It catalogues 40 vessels, mostly from the archaeological excavations of the Panticapaeum necropolis, undertaken in the 19th – early 20th centuries. In addition to the well-known masterpieces, the book also describes the pelikai known from short mentions and brief descriptions. The book contains photographs and drawings (profiles and some paintings) of each pelike.
- By (author) Dmitrij Vasko
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 & Bilingual Drinking Cups, part II
The State Hermitage Museum St. Petersburg, Fasc. XI
Volume 20
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