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Geometry of Greek vases : Attic vases in the Museum of fine arts analysed according to the principles of proportion discovered by Jay Hambidge (1922)

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KRATER … 75 Volute-handled Krater. Inv. 00.347. Beazley, V. A., p. 151. (A) Apollo, Artemis, and Leto. ( B ) Three women sacrificing at an altar. “ Painter of the Berlin Nike Hydria.” Greatest height, 0.525 m. Width, 0.3915 m. Height of lip, 0.4482 m. Diame- ter of lip and of bowl, 0.322 m. Height of…

Hambidge, Jay, 1867-1924 · Vases, Greek · Design

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