The white on red holmos of tomb 2F from Narce, now in Philadelphia University Museum, attracted the interest of many scholars, due to its particular decoration. The re-examination of the decoration of this holmos, reveals close connections between the vase and the so-called "Narce Painter", a ceramographer who worked in Veii in the first half of the seventh century B.C.E.
Rileggendo un holmos in white on red da Narce. Suggestioni tiberine / Conti, Alessandro; Giuliani, Biagio. - (2016), pp. 93-116. (Intervento presentato al convegno I Falisci attraverso lo specchio. Giornata di studi per festeggiare Maria Anna De Lucia Brolli tenutosi a Mazzano Romano).
Rileggendo un holmos in white on red da Narce. Suggestioni tiberine
Alessandro Conti;Biagio Giuliani
2016
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The white on red holmos of tomb 2F from Narce, now in Philadelphia University Museum, attracted the interest of many scholars, due to its particular decoration. The re-examination of the decoration of this holmos, reveals close connections between the vase and the so-called "Narce Painter", a ceramographer who worked in Veii in the first half of the seventh century B.C.E.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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