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Plate I. Interior of a kylix signed by Euphronios as potter: from Caere; Paris, Louvre, G 104. Diameter 0,39. From FurtwÄngler-Reichhold 5.

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CHAPTER I.: THE STONE AND BRONZE AGES:—
Pl.II. Fig.1 Bowl from Sesklo: Athens. Height 0,20. Dark painting on lemon-coloured ground. From Tsountas, Dimini and Sesklo (Greek), pl. 22
Fig.2. Face-urn from Troy II.-V.: Berlin. Height 0,30. From British School yellowish clay. From H. Schliemann’s Sammlung Trojanischer AltertÜmer, Hubert Schmidt, No. 1,080 and 1,084 Tofacepage2
Pl.III. Fig.3 Beaked jug from Syros: Athens, Nicole 123. Height 0,16. Light-brown painting on yellow ground. From Ephemeris Arch. 1899, pl. 10. No. 8
Fig.4. Beaked jug from the sixth shaft-grave at Mycenae: Athens, Nicole 189. Height 0,30. Turned on the wheel, polished, lustreless brown (and red) painting. From FurtwÄngler and LÖschcke, Mykenische TongefÄsse, pl. IX. No. 44. 4
Pl.IV. Fig.5 Vase of Kamares style from the palace of Knossos: Candia. Height, 0,22. Painting white, orange and carmine-red on black glaze. From British School Annual IX, p. 120.
Fig.6. Unpainted kylix with yellow smoothed surface, from the fourth shaft-grave at Mycenae: Athens, Nicole 164. Diameter 0,12. From FurtwÄngler and LÖschcke, Mykenische TongefÄsse, pl. V. No. 22 6
Pl.V. Fig.7 Funnel-vase of late Minoan I. from a house at Palaikastro: Candia. Height 0,10. Turned on the wheel, Annual IX, p. 311, fig. 10
Fig.8. Funnel-vase of late Minoan I. from house on the island of Pseira: Candia. From Seager, Excavations on the island of Pseira, p. 25, fig. 8
Fig.9. Vase (Pithos) of Kamares style from Phaistos: Candia. Height 0,50. Red and white painting on black glaze. From Monumenti Antichi XIV., pl. XXXV. b. Tofacepage8
Pl.VI. Fig.10 Stirrup-vase of late Minoan I., from a house at Gournia: Candia. Height 0,20. From H. Boyd Hawes, Gournia, pl. H.
Fig.11. Amphora of late Minoan I., from a house on Pseira. With many details overpainted in white. From Seager op. cit., pl. VII. 10
Pl.VII. Fig.12 Amphora of Palace style from a grave of Knossos. From ArchÆologia, 1905, pl. CI.
Fig.13. Amphora of Palace style from a grave of Knossos. From ArchÆologia, 1905, pl. C. 12
Pl.VIII. Fig.14 Late Mycenean Cup from Ialysos (Rhodes): London. Height 0,20. Dark-brown glaze-colour on yellow ground, details in white. From FurtwÄngler-LÖschcke, Mykenische Vasen, pl. VIII., 49.
Fig.15. Late Mycenean stirrup-vase from Ialysos (Rhodes): London. Height 0,23. Yellowish-red glaze-colour on yellow ground. The tentacles of the cuttle-fish from a peculiar ornament on the reverse, a bird by the side of it. From FurtwÄngler-LÖschcke, Mykenische Vasen, pl. IV., 24. 14
Pl.IX. Fig.16 Late Mycenean vase with ribbed handles from Ialysos (Rhodes): London. Height 0,34. Dark-brown glaze-colour (in parts burnt red) on yellow ground. From FurtwÄngler-LÖschcke, Mykenische Vasen, pl. VI., 32.
Fig.17. Late Mycenean vase with ribbed handles from Rhodes: Munich 47. Height 0,45. Brown, partly red, glaze-colour on yellow ground. Biga with driver and companion. MÜnchener Vasensammlung I., p. 6, fig. 7 Tofacepage16
CHAPTER II.: THE GEOMETRIC STYLE:—
Pl.X. Fig.18 Attic Geometric Amphora (Dipylon class): Munich 1,250. Height O,50. From photo.
Fig.19. Geometric Amphora, said to come from Melos, probably Attic (Black Dipylon): Munich. Height O,73. MÜnchener Jahrbuch, 1909, II., p. 202, fig. 1 20
Pl.XI. Fig.20 Upper half of a Dipylon grave-vase: Athens, Collignon-Couve 214. Height I,23. From Monumenti dell’ Istituto IX., pl. 40, 1
Fig.21. Frieze from the upper half of a bowl from Thebes, of which the rest is only decorated with stripes: London. From Journal of Hellenic Studies, 1899, pl. 8 22
Pl.XII. Fig.22 Rhodian Geometric jug, said to come from Crete: Munich 455. Height O,22. MÜnchener Vasensammlung I., p. 44, fig. 57
Fig.23. Protocorinthinian Geometric cup (skyphos) from Greece: Munich. Height O,12. MÜnchener Jahrbuch, 1913, I., p. 78 26
Pl.XIII. Fig.24 Attic Geometric kylix from Athens: Munich. Diameter O,18. MÜnchener Jahrbuch, 1913, I., p. 78.
CHAPTER III.: THE SEVENTH CENTURY:—
Fig.25. Cretan hydria from Praisos: Candia. Height O,30. From British School Annual, IX., pl. 9c
Fig.26. Cretan jug from Praisos: Candia. Height O,33. White on glaze. From B.S.A. IX., pl. 9d 28
Pl.XIV. Fig.27 Cretan miniature jug with female head: Berlin 307. Height O,10. From Athenische Mitteilungen, 1897, pl. 6
Fig.28. Fragment of a jug from Aegina: Athens. Nicole 848. Diameter ca. 0,25. Athenische Mitteilungen, 1897, pl. VIII. Tofacepage30
Pl.XV. Fig.29 Fragment of a plate from a grave at Praisos: Candia. Original diameter ca. 0,35. Wrestle with a sea monster. From B.S.A. X., pl. III.
Fig.30. Krater of Aristonothos: Rome, Palazzo dei Conservatori. Height 0,36. From MÉlanges d’ArchÉologie et d’histoire, 1911, pl. I. 32
Pl.XVI. Fig.31 Protocorinthian lekythos: London, B.M. Height 0,07. From Journal of Hellenic Studies, XI., pl. I., 2
Fig.32. Protocorinthian lekythos, said to come from Corinth: Berlin 336. Height 0,06. From ArchÄologische Zeitung, 1883, I.
Fig.33. Protocorinthian jug of post-Geometric style from Aegina: Munich 225a. Height 0,18. MÜnchener Vasensammlung I., p. 11, fig. 17 34
Pl.XVII. Fig.34 Protocorinthian lekythos, said to come from Thebes: Boston. Height 0,07. From American Journal of ArchÆology, 1900, pl. IV. 36
Pl.XVIII. Fig.35-7 Protocorinthian jug, from the neighbourhood of Rome: Rome, Villa di Papa Giulio. Height 0,26. From Antike DenkmÄler II., pls. 44 and 45 38
Pl.XIX. Fig.38 Protocorinthian or Corinthian jug: Munich 234. Height 0,44. From photo.
Fig.39. Corinthian alabastron, from Greece: Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum 30. Height 0,20. From Catalogue, pl. IV.
Fig.40. Corinthian aryballos, from Greece: Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum 36. Height 0,20. From Catalogue, pl. IV. 40
Pl.XX. Fig.41 Animal frieze from an early Corinthian jug: Munich 228. MÜnch. Vasens. I., p. 12, fig. 18
Fig.42. Animal frieze from a Corinthian jug of wine-skin shape: Munich 246. MÜnch. Vasens. I., p. 16, fig. 24 Tofacepage42
Pl.XXI. Fig.43 Corinthian skyphos, from Samos: Boston. Height O,08. From photo.
Fig.44. Scene from the late Corinthian flask of Timonidas, from Kleonai (Peloponnese): Athens, Collignon-Couve 620. Height of vase 0,14. From Athenische Mitteilungen, 1905, pl. VIII. 44
Pl.XXII. Fig.45 Pinax (votive-tablet), from Corinth, signed by Timonidas: Berlin 846. Height 0,22. From Antike DenkmÄler I., pl. 8, 13
Fig.46. Frieze of an early Phaleron jug, from Analatos (Attica): Athens, Collignon-Couve 468. From Jahrbuch, 1887, pl. 3 46
Pl.XXIII. Fig.47-8 Neck and body designs of an early Attic Amphora, from Athens: Athens, Collignon-Couve 657. Height 1,22. From Antike DenkmÄler I., pl. 57 48
Pl.XXIV. Fig.49 Early Attic Amphora, from Piraeus: Athens, Collignon-Couve 651. Height 1,10. From Ephemeris, 1897, pl. 5
Fig.50. Cycladic (Euboic) Amphora: Stockholm. Height 0,59. From Jahrbuch, 1897, pl. 7 50
Pl.XXV. Fig.51 Jug with griffin’s head, from Aegina: London, B.M., A 547. From photo. 52
Pl.XXVI. Fig.52 Chief design on a “Melian” amphora, from Melos: Athens, Collignon-Couve 475. Height of amphora 0,95. From Conze, Melische TongefÄsse, pl. IV. 54
Pl.XXVII. Fig.53 Herakles and Iole (?) on a “Melian” amphora, said to come from Crete: Athens, Collignon-Couve 477. From Ephemeris, 1894, pl. 13
Fig.54. Early Rhodian jug, from Rhodes: Hague, Scheurleer Collection. Height 0,22. From photo. 55
Pl.XXVIII. Fig.55 Rhodian jug: Munich 449. Height 0,33. MÜnch. Vasens. I., p. 42, fig. 54
Fig.56. Late Rhodian jug, from Rhodes: Munich 450. Height 0,33. MÜnch. Jahrb., 1911, II., p. 200
Fig.57. Euphorbos plate, from Rhodes: London, B.M. Diameter 0,38. From Photo. Tofacepage56
Pl.XXIX. Fig.58 Late Rhodian cauldron (lebes), from Italy: Paris, Louvre. Height 0,35. From photo. 58
Pl.XXX. Fig.59 Gorgon plate, from Rhodes: London, B.M. From J.H.S., 1885, pl. 59.
Fig.60. Sherd from Naukratis: Oxford. (Busiris’ head painted red on white slip, details by leaving the parts unpainted). From J.H.S., 1905, pl. VI., I.
Fig.61. Naukratite sherd found on the Acropolis of Athens: Athens, Acropolis 450a. Yellow, red and white painting on bright ground. From Akropolisvasen I., pl. 24 60
Pl.XXXI. Fig.62 Amphora, from Rhodes (Fikellura): London, B.M., A 1311. Height 0,34. From MÜnchener ArchÄol: Studien, p. 300, fig. 24.
Fig.63. Amphora (Fikellura): Altenburg. Height 0,31. From BÖhlau, Nekropolen, p. 56 62
CHAPTER IV.: THE BLACK-FIGURED STYLE:—
Pl.XXXII. Fig.64 Two friezes of a Corinthian krater, from Caere: Paris, Louvre E. 635. Height 0,46. After photo.
Fig.65. Corinthian krater, from Corinth: Munich 344. Height 0,31. MÜnch. Jahrb., 1911, II., p. 290, fig. 1. 70
Pl.XXXIII. Fig.66 Frieze of a Corinthian krater, from Caere: Berlin 1655. Height 0,46. From Monumenti X., pl. 4, 5 72
Pl.XXXIV. Fig.67 Corinthian plate: Munich 346a. Diameter 0,28. MÜnch. Vasens. I., p. 31, fig. 46
Fig.68. Chalkidian hydria, from Italy: Munich 596. Height 0,46. From photo. Tofacepage74
Pl.XXXV. Fig.69 Chalkidian amphora, from Vulci: WÜrzburg. Height 0,41. From photo. Tofacepage74
Pl.XXXVI. Fig.70 Chalkidian amphora, from Caere: London, B.M., B 155. Height 0,45. From photo.
Fig.71. Scene from Chalkidian amphora of Italian provenance: Munich 592. MÜnch. Vasens. I., p. 65, fig. 75. 78
Pl.XXXVII. Fig.72 Ionic eye kylix, from Italy: Munich 589. Height 0,10. From photo.
Fig.73. Head of Athena, from Ionic eye kylix: Munich 590. MÜnch. Vasens. I., p. 64, fig. 74. 80
Pl.XXXVIII. Fig.74 Phineus kylix, from Vulci: WÜrzburg. Diameter 0,39. From FurtwÄngler-Reichhold 41. 82
Pl.XXXIX. Fig.75 Ionic b.f. fragments, from Kyme (Asia Minor): London, B.M. From photo.
Fig.76. Neck design of an Ionic b.f. Amphora, from Italy: Munich 586. MÜnch. Vasens. I., p. 62, fig. 73. 84
Pl.XL.-I. Fig.77-8 Obverse and reverse of an Ionic b.-f. Amphora, from Italy: Munich 585. From MÜnch. Vasens. I., p. 59, figs. 69 and 70. 86 & 87
Pl.XLII. Fig.79 Chief design on a Caeretan hydria: Vienna, Museum fÜr Kunst und Industrie 217. From FurtwÄngler-Reichhold 51.
Fig.80. Spartan kylix, from Italy: Munich 382. Height 0,15. From MÜnch. Vasens. I., p. 34, fig. & 48 88
Pl.XLIII. Fig.81 Caeretan hydria, from Caere: Paris, Louvre E 701. Height 0,43. From photo. 89
Pl.XLIV. Fig.82-3 Obverse and reverse of a Pontic amphora, from Italy: Munich 837. Height of vase 0,33. From FurtwÄngler-Reichhold 21. 90
Pl.XLV. Fig.84 Spartan kylix, from Corneto: Berlin. From Jahrbuch d. D. Instatus 1901, pl. III.
Pl.XLVI. Fig.85 Spartan kylix (Arkesilas), from Vulci: Paris, Cabinet des MÉdailles 189. Diameter 0,29. From Monumenti I., pl. 47?
Pl.XLVII. Fig.86 Fragments of a cauldron (lebes) by Sophilos: Athens, Acropolis. GrÄf 587. Height of the frieze 0,09. From GrÄf, Akropolisvasen, pl. 26
Fig.87. Attic tripod vase, from Athens: Munich. Height 0,12. From MÜnch. Jahrb., 1911, II., p. 291, fig. 5. 94
Pl.XLVIII. Fig.88 Boeotian b.-f. kantharos: Munich 419. Height 0,19. From MÜnch. Vasens. I., p. 40, fig. 52
Fig.89. Detail of the FranÇois vase. From FurtwÄngler-Reichhold, 13 96
Pl.XLIX. Fig.90 FranÇois vase, from Chiusi: Florence, Museo archeologico. Height 0,66. From FurtwÄngler-Reichhold, pl. 3, 10 Tofacepage142
Pl.LXXXIV. Fig.139 Scene on a r.-f. pelike, from Rugge (Apulia): Lecce. From FurtwÄngler-Reichhold 66
Fig.140. Scene on a r.-f. krater, from Gela: Berlin. Height of vase 0,50. From 50 Berliner Winckelmannsprogramm (1890) 143
Pl.LXXXV. Fig.141 R.-f. Amphora, from Vulci: London, B.M., E 271. Height 0,57. From photo. 144
Pl.LXXXVI. Fig.142 White-ground lekythos, from Attica: London, D 58. Height ca. 0,48. From photo. 145
Pl.LXXXVII. Fig.143-4 Youth and maiden on a white-ground lekythos, from Attica: Boston 8440. Height of vase, 0,40. From photo.
Fig.145. Detail of a white-ground lekythos: Athens, Collignon-Couve 1822. From FurtwÄngler-Riezler, Weissgrundige Lekythen, pl. 93 146
Pl.LXXXVIII. Fig.146 R.-f. stamnos, from Vulci: Munich, Jahn 382. Height 0,445. From photo.
Fig.147. Scene on a r.-f. stamnos, from Campania: Naples, Heydemann 2419. From photo. 148
Pl.LXXXIX. Fig.148 Scene on a r.-f. Amphora, from neighbourhood of Arezzo: Arezzo. Height of vase 0,54. From FurtwÄngler-Reichhold, pl. 67 149
Pl.XC. Fig.149-51 Three details of a fragmentary r.-f. vase: Naples. From three photos, in the Munich Vase Collection 150
Pl.XCI. Fig.152 Scene on a r.-f. hydria, from Populonia: Florence. Height of vase 0,46. From Milani, Monumenti scelti, pl. 4 151
Pl.XCII. Fig.153 R.-f. volute amphora, from Ruvo: Ruvo, Jatta Collection 1501. Height of frieze 0,35. From FurtwÄngler-Reichhold 38. 152
Pl.XCIII. Fig.154 Scene on a r.-f. jug: Oxford. Height of vase 0,21. From J.H.S. 1905, pl. 1.
CHAPTER VII.: LATE OFFSHOOTS:—
Fig.155. Scene on a late Attic pelike, from Kerch (Crimea): Petrograd, Hermitage 1795. Height 0,38. From FurtwÄngler-Reichhold 87,2. Tofacepage154
Pl.XCIV. Fig.156 Lucanian bell-krater, from the Basilicata: Paris, Louvre. Height 0,53. From photo.
Fig.157. Lower Italian bell-krater with comedy scene (Phlyax vase), from Apulia. London, B.M., F. 151. Height of vase 0,39. From photo. 156
Pl.XCV. Fig.158 Apulian volute amphora, from Bari: Boston. Height 1,25. From photo. 157

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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