Hoppin, Joseph Clark, 1870-1925 · Cambridge : Harvard University Press · leaf 197
up another bearded man with a cloak draped over both forearms, the torso and body being bare, holding in his r. a knobbed staff, and in his 1. a deep kotyle. The back of his head and shoulders and most of the central parts of the bodies of the two youths have been restored. Senseless inscriptions… … Fig. 25 scrip tions of which only KAVO^ can be deciphered. The silens are of the usual type, nude, bearded, and wearing olive wreaths. On the body of the doe, markings. Purple is used for the inscriptions and wreaths. Outline of hair incised but not that of the beards. Anatomical details in fainter…
Vase-painting, Greek · Vases, Greek
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