Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum – Osterreich – Innsbruck, Sammlungen der Universitat Innsbruck und Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum – Band 1
Attisch Rotfigurige Keramik
adapted by Gertrud Nachbaur
The aim of the project P23041-G02 was the documentation and scientific examination of the attic red-figure collection of the University of Innsbruck, two vases and a vase-fragment loans from the Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum and two vases from a private collection. A particular interest were the joins and ‘disiecta membra’ between Innsbruck fragments and others in Bryn Mawr and Leipzig. Apart from these assignments new attributions could be made to Apollodoros, Brygos-Painter, Duris, Penthesilea-Painter, Curtius-Painter, Bowdoin-Painter and Jena-Painter. A photographical and a graphical documentation of the painters preliminary sketches was done.
The aim of the project P23041-G02 was the documentation and scientific examination of the attic red-figure collection of the University of Innsbruck, two vases and a vase-fragment loans from the Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum and two vases from a private collection. A particular interest were the joins and ‘disiecta membra’ between Innsbruck fragments and others in Bryn Mawr and Leipzig. Apart from these assignments new attributions could be made to Apollodoros, Brygos-Painter, Duris, Penthesilea-Painter, Curtius-Painter, Bowdoin-Painter and Jena-Painter. A photographical and a graphical documentation of the painters preliminary sketches was done.
- Adapted by Gertrud Nachbaur
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