Hoppin, Joseph Clark, 1870-1925 · Cambridge : Harvard University Press · leaf 194
Fig. 22). Rays and purple stripes on base and foot. A 6 at the junction of side handles and body. Graffito on foot (Fig. 23) precisely similar to that on PIV. That the vase is by Phintias a comparison with P IV makes quite evident, the bearded heads and the figures leaning on their staffs being… … nails, ankles, feet, folds and ends of drapery, dotted border of cloak, and pattern on the chair-cushion (as in P III). But aside from these details, the style in its larger sense is unmistakably that of Phintias. The subject-matter of the main picture calls for little com- ment. One is reminded…
Vase-painting, Greek · Vases, Greek
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