Hoppin, Joseph Clark, 1870-1925 · Cambridge : Harvard University Press · leaf 115
6l THE ATTRIBUTED VASES he supports himself with a knobbed staff below his 1. armpit. His legs are crossed. In front of him ^A. The feet of all three figures are restored. The form and decoration are identically the same as all the others heretofore described. Purple is used for the inscriptions, … wreaths and reins. Anatomical details in faint lines. Outline of hair reserved. Borders. Obverse. Below, A 4 (a); sides, A 9; upper B i (c). Reverse, lower and upper the same as the obverse, on sides A 4 (a). Under base graffito^ (Fig. 7). Pettier assigns the obverse to Andokides and the reverse to…
Vase-painting, Greek · Vases, Greek
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