History of Ancient Pottery: Greek, Etruscan, and Roman. Volume 1 (of 2)

by H. B. Walters; Samuel Birch

LIST OF PLATES IN VOLUME I

(Except where otherwise noted the objects are in the British Museum)

PLATE
I.	Kylix signed by Duris: Labours of Theseus (colours)	[Frontispiece]
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II.	Archaic terracotta antefixes	[98]
III.	Restoration of temple at Civita Lavinia	[100]
IV.	Greek lamps and “brazier-handles”	[106]
V.	Moulds for terracotta figures	[114]
VI.	Terracotta vases from Southern Italy	[118]
VII.	“Melian” reliefs	[120]
VIII.	Archaic terracotta figures	[122]
IX.	Terracotta figures of fine style	[124]
X.	Porcelain and enamelled wares	[128]
XI.	Cypriote Bronze-Age pottery	[242]
XII.	Mycenaean vases found in Cyprus	[246]
XIII.	Cypriote “Graeco-Phoenician” pottery	[252]
XIV.	Example of Kamaraes ware from Palaiokastro, Crete (from Brit. School Annual)	[266]
XV.	Mycenaean vases (colours)	[272]
XVI.	Subjects from the Aristonoös krater in the Vatican (from Wiener Vorl.)	[296]
XVII.	Phaleron, Boeotian, and Photo-Corinthian vases	[300]
XVIII.	Melian amphora in Athens (from Conze)	[302]
XIX.	Proto-Corinthian and Early Corinthian vases	[308]
XX.	Corinthian pyxis and Rhodian oinochoë (colours)	[312]
XXI.	Later Corinthian vases with figure subjects	[316]
XXII.	Chalcidian vase in Bibl. Nat., Paris: Herakles and Geryon; chariot	[320]
XXIII.	“Tyrrhenian” Amphora: The death of Polyxena	[324]
XXIV.	Rhodian and Naucratite wares	[336]
XXV.	Situla from Daphnae; later Ionic vase in South Kensington	[352]
XXVI.	Caeretan hydria (colours)	[354]
XXVII.	Painted sarcophagus from Clazomenae	[364]
XXVIII.	The François vase in Florence, general view (from Furtwaengler and Reichhold, Gr. Vasenm.)	[370]
XXIX.	Attic black-figured amphorae	[380]
XXX.	Vases by Nikosthenes	[384]
XXXI.	Obverse of vase by Andokides: Warriors playing draughts (B.F.)	[386]
XXXII.	Reverse of vase by Andokides: Herakles and the Nemean lion (R.F.)	[386]
XXXIII.	Panathenaic amphora, earlier style	[388]
XXXIV.	Panathenaic amphora, later style	[390]
XXXV.	Vases with opaque figures on black ground (Brit. Mus. and Louvre)	[394]
XXXVI.	Red-figured “Nolan” amphorae and lekythos	[412]
XXXVII.	Cups of Epictetan style	[422]
XXXVIII.	Kylix at Munich signed by Euphronios: Herakles and Geryon (from Furtwaengler and Reichhold)	[432]
XXXIX.	Kylikes by Duris at Berlin and in the style of Brygos at Corneto (from Baumeister)	[436]
XL.	Vases signed by Sotades (Brit. Mus. and Boston)	[444]
XLI.	Hydria signed by Meidias	[446]
XLII.	Vases of “late fine” style (colours)	[448]
XLIII.	Polychrome white-ground vases (colours)	[456]
XLIV.	Campanian and Apulian vases	[484]
XLV.	Apulian sepulchral vase (colours)	[486]
XLVI.	Vases modelled in various forms	[492]
XLVII.	Archaic vase in Athens with reliefs (from Ἐφημερὶς Ἀρχαιολογική)	[496]
XLVIII.	Vases of black ware with reliefs (Hellenistic period)	[500]

LIST OF TEXT-ILLUSTRATIONS IN
VOLUME I

FIG.			PAGE
1.	Coffin containing vases, from Athens	Stackelberg	[34]
2.	Bronze-Age tombs in Cyprus	Ath. Mitth.	[35]
3.	Tomb at Gela (Sicily) with vases	Ashmol. Vases	[37]
4.	Campana tomb at Veii	Campana	[39]
5.	Map of Greece		[47]
6.	Map of Asia Minor and the Archipelago		[63]
7.	Map of Cyprus		[66]
8.	Map of Italy		[70]
9.	Diagram of roof-tiling, Heraion, Olympia	Durm	[93]
10.	Antefix from Marathon	Brit. Mus.	[99]
11.	Inscribed tiles from Acarnania and Corfu	Brit. Mus.	[102]
12.	Ostrakon of Megakles	Benndorf	[103]
13.	Ostrakon of Xanthippos	Jahrbuch	[103]
14.	Hemikotylion from Kythera	Brit. Mus.	[135]
15.	Child playing with jug	Brit. Mus.	[137]
16.	Dedication to Apollo (Naukratis)	Brit. Mus.	[139]
17.	Youth with votive tablet	Benndorf	[140]
18.	Vases used in sacrifice	Furtwaengler and Reichhold	[141]
19.	Funeral lekythos with vases inside tomb	Brit. Mus.	[143]
20.	Vases placed on tomb (Lucanian hydria)	Brit. Mus.	[144]
21.	Pithos from Knossos		[152]
22.	Greek wine-jars	Brit. Mus.	[154]
23.	Amphora-stamps from Rhodes	Dumont.	[156]
24.	Amphora-stamps from Thasos	Dumont.	[158]
25.	“Tyrrhenian” amphora		[160]
26.	Panathenaic amphora		[160]
27.	Panel-amphora		[161]
28.	Red-bodied amphora		[161]
29.	“Nolan” amphora		[162]
30.	Apulian amphora		[162]
31.	“Pelike”		[163]
32.	Stamnos		[164]
33.	“Lekane”		[164]
34.	Hydria		[166]
35.	Kalpis		[166]
36.	Krater with column-handles		[169]
37.	Volute-handled krater		[170]
38.	Calyx-krater		[170]
39.	Bell-krater		[170]
40.	Lucanian krater		[172]
41.	Psykter		[173]
42.	Deinos or lebes		[173]
43.	Oinochoë (7th century)		[177]
44.	Oinochoë (5th century)		[177]
45.	Prochoös		[178]
46.	Olpe		[178]
47.	Epichysis		[179]
48.	Kyathos		[179]
49.	Kotyle		[184]
50.	Kantharos		[188]
51.	Kylix (earlier form)		[190]
52.	Kylix (later form)		[191]
53.	Phiale		[191]
54.	Rhyton		[193]
55.	Pinax		[194]
56.	Lekythos		[196]
57.	Lekythos (later form)		[196]
58.	Alabastron		[197]
59.	Aryballos		[197]
60.	Pyxis		[198]
61.	Epinetron or Onos		[199]
62.	Askos		[200]
63.	Apulian askos		[200]
64.	Guttus		[200]
65.	Potter’s wheel, from Corinthian pinakes	Ant. Denkm.	[207]
66.	Potter’s wheel (vase of about 500 B.C.)	Ath. Mitth.	[208]
67.	Boy polishing vase; interior of pottery	Blümner	[213]
68.	Seilenos as potter		[216]
69.	Interior of furnace (Corinthian pinax)	Ant. Denkm.	[217]
70.	Interior of pottery	Ath. Mitth.	[218]
71.	Red-figured fragment, incomplete		[222]
72.	Studio of vase-painter	Blümner	[223]
73.	Vase-painter varnishing cup	Jahrbuch	[227]
74.	Vase-painter using feather-brush	Jahrbuch	[228]
75.	Cypriote jug with concentric circles	Brit. Mus.	[251]
76.	Cypriote vase from Ormidhia	Baumeister	[254]
77.	“Owl-vase” from Troy	Schliemann	[258]
78.	Deep cup from Troy	Schliemann	[259]
79.	Vase in form of pig from Troy	Schliemann	[259]
80.	Double-necked vase from Troy	Schliemann	[259]
81.	Vases from Thera	Baumeister	[261]
82.	Mycenaean vases with marine subjects	Brit. Mus.	[273]
83.	Ornamentation on Geometrical vases	Perrot	[283]
84.	Geometrical vase with panels	Brit. Mus.	[284]
85.	Boeotian Geometrical vases	Jahrbuch	[288]
86.	Coffer from Thebes (Boeotian Geometrical)	Jahrbuch	[289]
87.	Burgon lebes	Brit. Mus.	[296]
88.	Warrior vase from Mycenae	Schliemann	[297]
89.	Proto-Attic vase from Vourva	Ath. Mitth.	[299]
90.	The Dodwell pyxis (cover)	Baumeister	[316]
91.	Vases of Samian or “Fikellura” style	Brit. Mus.	[337]
92.	The Arkesilaos cup (Bibl. Nat.)	Baumeister	[342]
93.	Cyrenaic cup with Kyrene	Brit. Mus.	[344]
94.	Naukratis fragment with “mixed technique”	Brit. Mus.	[346]
95.	“Egyptian situla” from Daphnae	Brit. Mus.	[351]
96.	Kylix by Exekias	Wiener Vorl.	[381]
97.	Vase by Amasis: Perseus slaying Medusa	Brit. Mus.	[382]
98.	Vase from Temple of Kabeiri	Brit. Mus.	[392]
99.	Diagram of rendering of eye on Attic vase	Brit. Mus. Cat.	[408]
100.	Palmettes under handles (early R.F.)	Jahrbuch	[414]
101.	Palmettes under handles (later R.F.)	Riegl	[415]
102.	Development of maeander and cross pattern	Brit. Mus. Cat.	[416]
103.	Krater of Polygnotan style: Slaying of Niobids (Louvre)	Mon. dell’ Inst.	[442]
104.	Boeotian kylix	Brit. Mus.	[452]
105.	Burlesque scene: Herakles and Auge	Jahrbuch	[474]
106.	Apulian sepulchral vase	Brit. Mus.	[477]
107.	Vase by Assteas in Madrid	Baumeister	[480]
108.	Lucanian krater: Departure of warrior	Brit. Mus.	[482]
109.	Hydria with opaque painting on black ground	Brit. Mus.	[489]
110.	Phiale with Latin inscription	Brit. Mus.	[490]

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ANCIENT POTTERY

PART I

PERIODICALS DEALING WITH THE SUBJECT

American Journal of Archaeology. Baltimore and Boston, 1885, etc. In progress. (Amer. Journ. of Arch.)

Annali dell’ Instituto di corrispondenza archeologica. Rome, 1829–85. (Ann. dell’ Inst.) Plates of vases re-edited by S. Reinach in Répertoire des Vases, vol. i. (1899).