Corinthian Vase Painting of the Archaic Period: Volume 1. Catalogue

191 Pages·1988·34.04 MB·English

by  Amyx

CORINTHIAN
VASE-PAINTING
OF THE
ARCHAIC PERIOD
VOLUME I
CATALOGUE
D. A. AMYX
Published with the assistance of the GETTY GRANT PROGRAM
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS
Frontispiece Copenhagen r3531. Neck-amphora by the Tydeus Painter. Color photo: courtesy
BERKELEY LOS ANGELES LONDON
National Museum of Denmark.
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Corinthian vase-painting of the Archaic period.
Bibliography: p.
Includes index.
Contents: v. 1. Catalogue of Corinthian vases
v. 2. Commentary, the study of Corinthian vases-
v. 3· Indexes, concordances, and plates.
1. Vase-painting, Corinthian. 2. Vases, Corinthian
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CONTENTS OF THE VOLUMES
Volume I
CATALOGUE OF CORINTHIAN VASES
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xn
List of Abbreviations xv
Contents 3
Introduction to Catalogue 11
Section I. Protocorinthian Painters and Groups 15
Section II. Transitional Painters and Groups 50
Section III. Early Corinthian Painters and Groups 80
Section IV. Middle Corinthian Painters and Groups 149
Section V. Late Corinthian Painters and Groups 236
Section VI. Forgeries and Modern Repainting 278
Appendix I. Other Groupings of Corinthian Vases 281
Appendix II. Additions and Corrections to the Catalogue 299
Appendix III. Further Additions and Corrections to the Catalogue 333
Vll
Vlll CONTENTS OF THE VOLUMES CONTENTS OF THE VOLUMES ix
INDEXES
Volume II
Index of Collections 703
COMMENTARY: THE STUDY OF CORINTHIAN VASES Index of Painters and Groups 757
General Index 763
Contents v
Preface vu
Bibliography 1X CONCORDANCES
CorVP with Payne, Necrocorinthia 775
CorVP with Benson, Geschichte der korinthischen Vasen 791
Chapter I. History of Research on Corinthian Vases 355 List of Plates 799
Chapter 2. The History of Corinthian Vase-Painting: Plates following p. 809
An Outline of its Development 363
Chapter 3. Chronology 397
Chapter 4. Shapes and Their Development 435
Chapter 5. Technical Matters 535
Chapter 6. Inscriptions 54 7
Chapter 7. Subjects 617
Chapter 8. Distribution and Influence of Corinthian Vases 675
Volume III
INDEXES, CONCORDANCES, AND PLATES
Contents v
PREFACE
This work consists of four parts: a Catalogue of Corinthian vases, arranged systematically
according to Painters and Groups; a series of chapters which give a commentary on various
aspects of the ware; a set of Plates for illustration; and Indexes.
The main part of the Catalogue covers a span of slightly more than two centuries, from the
late eighth to the late sixth century B.c. A few very late groupings are added for their specific
interest as sequels to the others. The Catalogue does not include vases without figural decoration,
or those with only silhouetted figures ("subgeometric" vases), except for certain cases in which
they seem to add something of value to an established grouping; nor does it, with rare exceptions,
include pinakes. In the discussion of shapes in the Commentary, the decoration, including non
figural elements, is treated as a part of the characterization of the forms and their development.
The study of Corinthian vases has been for me at times an avocation, at times an obsession,
over a period of many years. In the course of several research tours of Europe, I have been able
to examine at first hand a large part of the vases that are listed in the Catalogue, and much
besides. The content of the present product leans heavily upon the publications of my prede
cessors and colleagues, to whom I owe much. Also, it draws on a series of papers published by
me; on observations of mine that were incidentally contributed to the publications of other
scholars; and, of course, on much material never before published. As a state-of-the-project
report, it is as complete and as up-to-date as I can make it.
Yet I am deeply conscious, as this study is brought to press, of the incompleteness of my
knowledge, and of the inadequacies of this presentation. There is much that I do know, still in
tentative form, that will have to be re-examined and put into order before it can be published,
perhaps as a supplement to this book, or as a supplementary article. Colleagues who seek and
do not find references here to their attributions or to other observations which belong in this
place should not assume that my silence is a tacit rejection of their conclusions: it may well be
that this material is still under consideration, or even (regrettably) that it has been overlooked.
The best hope that I can entertain for my effort is that it will be found valuable as a sequel
and a supplement to Payne's Necrocorinthia, which it does not pretend to replace.
Xl
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
It is a pleasant duty to give thanks for the help that I have received from many persons and institutions in
the production of this work. First of all, I owe a debt of incalculable magnitude to the friends and colleagues
who have encouraged me to pursue these studies; to the officers and staff of museums and collections, for
making their materials accessible to me for study, for providing photographs and relevant information and
for granting permission to publish; and to a long series of research assistants, students, and typists who have
helped me to see, and have helped with the vast mechanical task of putting all of my results into order.
Financial aid has come from a number of sources: continuously over the years from the Committee on
Research of the University of California at Berkeley; and, on special occasions, from the Guggenheim
Foundation, the Fulbright Foundation, the American Council of Learned Societies, and the American
Philosophical Society.
Three scholars no longer living have had a powerful formative influence upon the direction and
content of my researches, and I wish this obligation to be remembered: the late Professor H. R. W. Smith,
the late Sir John Beazley, and the late Dr. Gisela N. A. Richter. My debt to the scholars who have worked
on Corinthian vase-painting, which is manifest throughout my text, is summarized in the first chapter of
Part II, in which I give in brief outline a history of Corinthian studies. To several of these scholars I am
also obligated for the help and stimulus provided by a lively exchange of correspondence and offprints.
Foremost among these is Professor J. L. Benson, whose continuous interest and active participation in
Corinthian studies have been both an aid and a challenge. Next is Axel Seeberg, from whose publications
and correspondence I have gained much. Throughout our long years of friendly association, Dr. Dietrich
von Bothmer has unfailingly and promptly come to my aid for whatever need arose. For moral and material
support in times of need I am also especially grateful to Professors Pierre Amandry, J. K. Anderson, Luisa
Banti, Oscar Broneer, R. M. Cook, Sterling Dow, Arthur E. Gordon, Benjamin D. Meritt, W. K. Pritchett,
HenryS. Robinson, Homer A. Thompson, A. D. Trendall, and the late Professor T. B. L. Webster.
For the help that I have received from scholars, curators, and collectors in many parts of the world,
I can but inadequately express my thanks. In giving their names, I follow an excellent example and
group them under their respective countries: (Australia) Alexander Cambitoglou, Jean-Paul Descoeudres,
J. Richard Green; (Austria) Hedwig Kenner, RudolfNoll; (Belgium) Violette Verhoogen; (Canada)]. Walter
Graham, John Hayes; (Cyprus) Vassos Karageorghis; (Denmark) Marie-Louise Biihl, Mogens Gjadesen,
Flemming Johansen, Poul J. Riis, Helle Salsko Roberts, Ingrid Str0m; (France) Fernand Benoit, Georges
Daux, Pierre Devambez, Jean Ducat, N. Duval, Aliki Kaufmann-Samaras, Georges Le Rider, Henri
Metzger, Georges Vallet, Francois Villard; (Germany) Erwin Bielefeld, Carl Bliimel, Frank Brommer,
X Ill
XlV ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Tobias Dohrn, Adolf Greifenhagen, F. W. Hamdorf, Roland Hampe, Nikolaus Himmelmann, Fernande
Holscher, Herbert Hoffmann, Hans Klumbach, Norbert Kunisch, Emil Kunze, Ernst Langlotz, Dieter
Ohly, Klaus Parlasca, Elisabeth Rohde, Konrad Schauenburg, Klaus Vierneisel, Klaus Wallenstein;
(Great Britain) Bernard Ashmole, Ann Birchall, John Boardman, Mrs. W. Llewellyn Brown, Hector W.
Gatling, Brian Cook, John Cook, Peter Corbett, Denys Haynes, Reynold Higgins, A. W. Johnston, Martin
Robertson, Brian Shefton, Annie D. Ure, Michael Vickers; (Greece) Nancy Bookidis, John L. Caskey, LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
George Dontas, Basil Callipolitis, Denise Callipolitis-Feytmans, Paul Kanellopoulos, Chrysoula Kardara,
Semni Karouzou, Ursula Knigge, James McCredie, Barbara Philippaki, Nikolaos Platon, Eugene Vander
pool, Charles K. Williams, and, always, the officers and staffofthe American School of Classical Studies at
Athens; (Hungary) J. G. Szilagyi; (Italy) Luigi BernabO Brea, Piera Bocci, Frank E. Brown, Giorgio
Buchner, Umberto Calace, Giacomo Caputo, Giovanni Colonna, Marina Cristofani Martelli, Alfonso De
Franciscis, Ernesto De Miro, Gino V. Gentili, Ing. C. M. Lerici, Felice Gino Lo Porto, Guglielmo Maetzke,
Filippo Magi, Mario Moretti, Fondazione Mormino (Palermo), Piero Orlandini, Enrico Paribeni, Paola
Pelagatti, Giovanni Rizza, Francesco Roncalli di Montorio, Giovanni Scichilone, Hellmut Sichtermann,
Hermine Speier, Attilio Stazio, Conrad Stibbe, Vincenzo Tusa, Giuseppe Voza, Giovanni Zirretta;
(Netherlands) the late J. H. Jongkees, J. H. Caspar Kern, Gisela Schneider-Herrmann; (Roumania) Petre
Alexandrescu, Suzanna Dimitriu; (Sweden) Pontus Grate, Madeleine von Heland-Weissglas, Carl Norden The abbreviations are as prescribed by the American Journal of Archaeology (vol. 82, 1978, pp. 5-10), with
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Athos Moretti, Karl Schefold, Margot Schmidt; (Turkry) Tomris Baklr; (U.S.A.) William andJane Biers,
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