Schliemann, Heinrich, 1822-1890 · New York : Scribner, Armstrong · leaf 154
1876.] PAINTED POTTERY OF MYCENAE. 69 a human head is modelled. There is also a human headpainted on a fragment of pottery (No. 82); it has a verylarge eye, and a head-dress in the form of a Phrygiancap. All these representations are very archaic. … The greater number of the vases with a large openingare painted both outside and inside; and in many instancesthe internal paintings by far exceed those on the outsidein originality and profusion of colours. Thus, for example,I found the fragment of a vase decorated outside withrepresentations of…
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