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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rototypes. It happens that three of them are signed, nos. 119, 120 being from the famous pottery of Nikosthenes, no. 121 from the equally famous pottery of Hieron. No. 122, though unsigned, is in all probability to be assigned to Brygos, since the decora- tion is by the “Brygos Painter.” The name… … 119 Kantharos. Inv. 00.334. Beazley, V. A., p. 23. (A) Above, Dionysos resting. Below, Herakles and the lion. ( B ) Above, Sacrifice. Below, Herakles and the bull. Signed by Nikosthenes as potter. “ Painter of the London Sleep and Death.” The proportions of this vase cannot be determined, because…
Hambidge, Jay, 1867-1924 · Vases, Greek · Design
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