Liminality, Performativity, and Attic Vases in Etruscan Tombsįountainhouse Hydriai and the Etruscan Culto dell’Acqua Trademarks, Batch Notations, and Price InscriptionsĬontext, Consumption, and Attic Vases in Etruria |lemente Marconi, “Images for a Warrior: On a Group of Athenian Vases and Their Public” (2004) What strikes me about this account is that it usually ends in the dining room of an Athenian house.
is generally assumed to be limited to the Athenians, and the usual account is that of vases produced in the workshops of the Kerameikos, put on display for the citizens frequenting the nearby Agora, and sold to some local individual for a special occasion, such as a symposium. b855 2019 | ddc 738.0938/5-dc23 lc record available at Īll the thousands of vases that the Etruscans gathered so lovingly and laid by their dead, where are they? Many are still in existence. paper) Subjects: lcsh: Vases, Greek-Italy-Etruria. Description: Madison, Wisconsin : The University of Wisconsin Press, | Series: Wisconsin studies in classics | Includes bibliographical references and index. Other titles: Wisconsin studies in classics. Title: Athens, Etruria, and the many lives of Greek figured pottery / Sheramy D. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Names: Bundrick, Sheramy D., author. Rights inquiries should be directed to Printed in the United States of America This book may be available in a digital edition.
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Athens, Etruria, and the Many Lives of Greek Figured Pottery