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A
Achilles 107–11
and Ajax 125, 127
armour of 181
burial place 124
death of 168
dressed as girl 182
and Hector 122
and Memnon 167
and Patroclus 108, 133, 155
Acropolis of Athens 49
Adonis 182
Adoration of the Magi (N. Pisano) 198
Aeneas 116
Aeschylus 106–7, 109, 163, 165, 168
afterlife 138, 142
Agamemnon 107, 110
Aithiopis, The 167
Ajax 124, 125, 127, 181
Akamas 146
Akastos 130, 132
akontist (athlete with javelin) 74
Alaric 197
Alberti, Leonbattista, De Pictura 202–4, 205
Alcaeus 100–1
Alexander, Christine 30
Alexander the Great 162
Althaea 183
Ambrosios 57, 58
American Numismatic Society 32
American School of Classical Studies, Athens 21
amphorae 60, 70–1, 73, 82, 106, 154, 155
Anacreon 90
Anavysos kouros 121, 121
Andokides Painter 54
‘Andriskos’ (‘Little chap’) 58
Antaios 30, 64–5, 64
Anthony, St 199, 201
Antias 96
Antigone 159
Antilochus 167
Antiphon 76–7
Antiphon Painter 54
Apelles 205
Aphrodisias 189
Aphrodite 107
Apollo 89, 117–18, 149
Appian 234
Apulian kraters 30
Ares 35
Argive Heraion 125
Ariadne 192
Arimathea 200
Aristarchus 115
Aristonothos krater 138, 140
Aristophanes 167
Aristotle 69, 132, 223, 226
art historians 192–3
artists 168
askoliasmos (dance) 90
Aspertini, Amico 206–7
Astarte 137
Atalanta 183, 187
Athena 35
Athenians 155
Athens 155, 156
athletes 18, 57, 58, 66, 71, 73–5, 131
Attic Red-Figured Vases in American Museums (Beazley) 20, 23
Attic vases 95, 143
attribution methods 27, 49, 52–3, 152, 193
aulos (musical instrument) 132, 133
Autolycus 99
Axippos 130
B
Banditaccia (cemetery) 137, 140
Beazley, J.D.
Attic Red-Figured Vases in American Museums 20, 23
attribution method 21, 27, 53, 152, 174, 193
genealogy of painters 54
honours 23
and Morelli 53
and the Pioneer Group 55–6
students of 20
bell-kraters 87, 164–5
Bellerophon 230
Berenson, Bernard 53
Bilderatlas Mnemosyne (Warburg) 195, 196
Bing, Gertrud 195
black-figure painting technique 68, 95, 155
black-figure vase 167
black-glaze vessels 84
Bonaparte, Lucien 46, 47
Borowski, Elie 26, 27
Boston Museum of Fine Arts 23
Bothmer, Dietrich von
armed dancers theory 132
background 18
death 28
early career 20
on Euphronios 75
and Memnon 168
at the Met 21, 27, 30–1, 32–3, 33
Botticelli, Sandro 56
braccio della morte (arm of death) 177, 180, 186, 189, 203, 211
Brunelleschi, Filippo 203
Brutus 234
Bürki, Fritz 30, 31
Burrows, Larry 223, 224–5
C
Caesar, Julius 180–1
Cahn, Herbert 23, 24, 26
Calydonian Boar 184–5, 198
calyx-kraters
attributed to Euphronios 19, 22, 23, 62
fragments of 64, 126
name of 87
red-figure 152–3, 153
Campana, Giampietro 140
Campiglia, G. D. 208
Caravaggio 186, 217
Carthage 137
cemeteries 137, 140
Cenere, Armando 36
Centaurs 89, 204
Cerveteri
and Euphronios 14–15
history 136–7
pottery from 47, 89–90, 143
tombs 94, 140
Cerveteri’s Archaeological Museum, Cerveteri 43
Cézanne, Paul 223
Charon 157
Chest of Kypselos 152
Christ, depictions of 199, 200, 201–2, 210, 211, 212–13, 214, 215, 217, 227
Christianity 197, 198, 236
Christie’s, New York 27
Circle of the Lycurgus Painter 170
cistae 171, 172–3, 174
City Dionysia (drama-festival) 106
Cleisthenes 97
Cnidians 167
coins, sale of 32
column-kraters 87, 141
Corinth 140
Corsica 140
Cortona 215, 217
crab motifs 132
Creusa 182
Croesus 83
cups, drinking 48, 49, 52, 99, 143
Cyclops 90, 139
D
dance/dancers 71–2, 73, 90, 132–3, 142
David, Jacques-Louis 218, 220, 221
De Etruria regali (Dempster) 50–1
Death of Marat (David) 221
Death of Meleager (David, sketch) 222
death rates 162–3
Death (Thanatos) 152–7, 170
on amphorae 154
images of 118, 146, 170
inscriptions 100
on lekythoi 156
red-figure mug 166, 174
sardonyx 175
winged figures 148–9
Dempster, Thomas, De Etruria regali 49, 50–1
Deposition (Donatello) 200, 201
‘Deposition from the Cross’, scenes of 196, 200, 201, 205, 210, 211, 212–13, 227
Deposition (Raphael) 196, 205, 210, 211, 212–13
Derveni, Macedonia 84
Dionysos 80, 89, 91
Dioscuri 186
Diosphos Painter 154
Donatello 196, 199, 200, 201, 203
Douris 167
Dover, Kenneth 95–6
E
écorché figures 65–6
Edict of Milan 236
eidôlon (spirit) 155, 167
embalming, practice of 156
Ennius 170
Eos 154, 167, 168, 169
epitaphs 162–3, 182
Ergotimos 68, 125
Etruria, Italy 14, 24–5
Etruscan Tombs 24–5
Etruscans 136–8, 142–4, 148
Eualkides 96
Euarchos 82
Euboea 140
Euelthôn 82
Euphorbus 110, 124–5
Euphronios
and Athenian symposium 105
background 47, 54, 125
calyx-kraters 19, 22, 23, 62
career 54
exhibitions 59–60
human anatomy 60, 66
influences 117
kylikes 52, 133, 146, 147, 148–9
‘parade cup’ 49, 52
signatures 47, 53, 54, 65, 98
Sleep and Death motif 15, 118, 148, 152, 157
technique 60–1, 72
works 10, 25, 38, 53–4, 74, 168
Europa 163, 164, 167, 230, 231
Eurytios krater 140–1
Eustathius of Thessalonica 114
Euthymides 70–1, 70, 72, 73, 108
Euxitheos 10, 53
Exekias 125
F
Farfa, Abbey of, Sabine Hills 214
festivals 90, 106
finger-rings 174
Franceschini, Dario 43
François Vase 68, 89, 124, 125
Freedberg, David 226
Frel, Jiri 37
frescoes 201, 215
Freud, Sigmund 52
friezes 143, 187, 232–3
Furtwängler, Adolf 47, 49, 52
G
Galleria Colonna, Rome 180, 181
Gallese, Vittorio 226
Garden at Sainte-Adresse (Monet) 31
Gardner, Percy 47
Gauguin, Paul 59
Gerhard, Eduard 46–7
Geryon cup 48, 99
Getty, J. Paul 27
Ghiberti, Lorenzo 199, 203
gilding 52, 60, 84
Giotto 201
Glaucus 112, 113, 116, 129
Gombrich, E. H. 70, 73, 193–4
grave goods 26, 29, 137–8, 155
Greek Homosexuality (Dover) 95–6
Greek vases 24
Greek Vases in the J. Paul Getty Museum (Frel) 37
Greppe Sant’Angelo site 28, 29, 35, 143, 147
H
Hades 149
Hadrian 123
Harpy Tomb, Xanthos 232, 234
Hartwig, Paul 52
Hecht–Medici alliance 26
Hecht, Robert (‘Bob’) 23–6, 28, 30–2, 34, 35, 41
Hector 70, 109–12, 122, 170–1, 177
Hecuba 70
Hedreen, Guy 59
Hegesias 76–7
Helen of Troy 107, 109, 111
Helike 81
Helios 162
Hera 115, 163, 164
Herakles
and Antaios 30, 64–5, 64
deity 38
and Eurytios 140
family of 111
images of 47
and Kyknos 40
and Telamon 50–1
Hermes 100, 117–18, 150–1, 157, 162, 177
Herodotus 83, 124
heroes 123–5, 127–9
heroôn (hero-chapel) 234
Hesiod 149, 152, 165
Heurgon, Jacques 38
Hipparchos 76–7
Hipparchus 73
Hipp[a]sos 129, 130
Hippolochos 112, 127, 129, 131
Hippolytos 197
Hippomedon 76–7
ho potarchôn (lord of the drinking) 88
Holbein, Hans 199
Homer 14, 101, 106–7, 138, 149, 230
Iliad 38, 107–17, 122, 127, 129, 170–1, 183, 186
Odyssey 90, 129
homosexuality 95
Hoving, Thomas 27–8, 31, 32, 34–5, 37
Hunt brothers 35, 40
hydriai 71
Hype[i]rochos 130
Hypnos (Sleep) see Sleep (Hypnos)
Hypsis 56
I
Iliac tablets 174, 176–7
inscriptions
Etruscan 38, 171
by Euphronios 100
by Euthymides 72
kalos- 95–6, 99
Sarpedon krater 60, 95, 98
Tabula Iliaca 177
instruments, musical 132, 142
Iole 140
istoria (narrative) 204, 205
J
J. Paul Getty Museum, Malibu 37, 40
Janko, Richard 114–15
Jolles, André 198
Joseph of Arimathea 211
K
Kachrylion 53
kalos-inscriptions 95–6, 99
Kerameikos (Potters’ Quarter) 55, 72, 97
Kerameis/ Keramês, Athens 55
Klein, Wilhelm 47, 49
Kleitias 68, 125
Kleophrades 125
Komarchos (‘lord of the dance’) 73
kottabos (game) 90–1, 91, 94
kouros statues 37, 113, 120, 121, 121
kraters 34, 87, 125, 139
Kroisos Kouros 113, 120
Kyknos 35, 40
kylikes
attributed to Euphronios 52
by Euphronios 29, 34, 48, 146
interiors 169
price at auction 47
red-figure 108, 150–1
L
Lamentation at the Foot of the Cross (L. Signorelli) 215, 216
lamps, Roman 181, 181
Laocoon-group 222–3
Laodamas 127
Laodameia 131, 230, 231
Lapiths 89
Leafless Group 68
Leagros
and Euphronios 59, 97, 99–100
images of 65
inscriptions 48, 94–6, 98
knowledge of 148
leitfossil (leading relic) 220
lekythoi 15, 155–7, 156, 158
Leodamas 130
Leonardo da Vinci 66
Leroy, Catherine 224
Lessing, Gotthold, Laocoon 222
Levy, Leon 40
Life magazine 223, 224–5
Louvre, The 140, 153
Lucien, Prince 46
Lycia 107, 117, 123, 230, 231, 234
Lycian acropolis, Xanthos 149, 235
Lycomedes, King 182
M
Magna Grecia 168
Mantegna, Andrea 202
Marat, Jean-Paul 218, 220
maritime merchants 147
Mark Antony 234
Marshall, John 20–1, 27
Mary Magdalene 215, 217
Mary, the Blessed Virgin 202, 212–13, 215, 217, 227
Massacre of the Innocents (G. Pisano) 198
Medea 182
Medici, Giacomo 25–6, 29, 35, 40–1
Medici, Roberto 36
Medon 130, 132
Meeting-Room (Leschê), Delphi 167
megalographia 83
Meleager
death of 181, 184–5, 187, 222
images of 198, 203, 206–9, 227
influence of 183, 201, 214
Memnon 153, 155, 167–8, 169, 174
Metamorphoses (Ovid) 183, 186
metempsychosis 124
Metropolitan Museum of Art 21, 27, 30, 32, 36, 41–2
Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin 18, 33
Metzger, Henri 234–5
Michelangelo 202, 217
Minos 165, 230–1
Mnemosyne 195
mock-combat 131
Monet, Claude 31
Montebello, Philippe de 41–2
Morelli, Giovanni 49, 52–3
motifs 15, 132, 206
mugs 166, 167, 174
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 21, 36
musical instruments 132
Myrmidons 109
N
National Etruscan Museum, Rome 42
naturalistic style 74
Neoptolemos 39
Nereid Monument, Xanthos 234
Nestor 109, 167
neuroscience 223, 226
New York Times Magazine 33
Newman, Muriel Steinberg 34
Nicodemus 200
Nikosthenes Painter 147, 152
Niobe 171
Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen 26
O
Odysseus 181
Oeneus, King 186
oinochoai 144–5
Olympia 152
Olympic Games 96, 230
Onesimos 37–8, 39, 54, 125
Orvieto cathedral 214, 215
Orvieto, Italy 21
Ovid, Metamorphoses 183, 186
P
Padua 199, 201
Paederasty 95, 99
Paganism 236
Palazzo Doria Pamphilj, Rome 186, 208
Pallottino, Massimo 143
Panathenaic Games 60, 96, 99
Panofsky, Erwin 193
parental loss 162, 167, 171, 182, 205, 217
Paris 107
Parthenon 49, 157
Pasithea 163
Pathosformel (pathos formula) 194, 227
Patroclus
and Achilles 108, 109–10
death and funeral 122, 133, 155, 177
and Euphorbus 124
as Patrokleia 107
and Sarpedon 116
and Zeus 114
Peleus 52, 107, 110, 171
Pentheus, King 21
Persians 49, 84, 128, 234
Phaedra 197
Pheidias 205
Philostratus 123
Phintias 68, 71
Phoenicians 137
Phoenix 126
photography, war 223, 224–5
Phyallos 96
Pietà (Michelangelo) 202
Pindar 80
Pioneer Group 10, 14, 55–7, 59, 68, 73, 96
Pisa 197
Pisano, Giovanni 198
Pisano, Nicola 198
Pisistratid tyrants 124
Pistoxenos Painter 54
Plato 69, 95, 97, 115
plays 168, 170
poetry, epic 14, 68, 90, 107–17, 174
poetry, lyric 68, 84, 90, 100
Polynikes 159
Polyphemus 90, 139
Pontormo 217
pottery, Athenian 137, 143, 157
pottery, Corinthian 143
Praeneste (Palestrina) 171
Priam, King 39, 70, 170–1, 170, 177, 230
Prix de Rome 220
Proietti, Giuseppe 35, 42
provenance 147
Psiax 54
psychopompic roles 153
psykters (wine-cooler) 21, 21, 71, 87, 92–3, 94
putti 189
Pyrgi 136, 147
Pyrrhikhê (dance-routine) 132–3
Pyrrhus-Neoptolemos 132
Pythagoras 124
R
Raphael 196, 205, 210, 211, 212–13
red-figure painting technique 47, 54, 60–1, 166, 167, 174
Reichhold, Karl 64, 74
reliefs 84, 177, 178–80, 181, 218, 219
Renaissance 52, 56, 159, 195, 198
revellers (kômastai) 71
Rhadamanthus 165, 230
Richter, Gisela 21, 27
Rizzo, Maria Antonietta 40
Robbia, Luca della 203
Robertson, Martin 55
Rome 203, 205
Rosso Fiorentino 217
Röttgen Pietà (anon) 202
Rousseau, Theodore 31
Rural Dionysia (rustic festival) 90
S
St Anthony of Padua Healing the Wrathful Son (Donatello) 196
Sappho 105, 106
sarcophagi
designs 186–9, 198
detail on 187, 188, 202, 214
Meleager 183, 184–5, 203, 208–9
motifs 182, 206
use of 197
sardonyx 175
Sarpedon 109–18
depiction of wounds 104, 104, 118, 121, 122
existence of 230–6
final journey 146, 154, 155, 163
hero 101, 104–5
influence of images 202, 203
and Memnon 167
motifs 105, 168, 170, 182
red-figure mug 166, 167
and Zeus 128, 162
Sarpedon (grandfather) 231
Sarpedon krater
accuracy of representation 223
banqueters on 80, 81
bought by Met. 41–2
creation of 14
depiction of wounds 104, 118, 121
details 105
discovery of 28–9
figures 64–5
iconography of 81, 130–3, 163
inscriptions 60, 95, 98
journeys of 14–15
loan of 42–3
price 40, 85
provenance 23, 33–4
red-figure painting technique 61
Rome ‘homecoming’ 42–3, 43
‘Side A’ detail 98, 100, 119, 130–1
‘Side B’ detail 128, 129–33, 132
use of 14, 138, 148
views of 11–13
Sarpedon Painter 164–5
Sarpedoneion 234–5
Sarrafian, Dikran 32, 34–6
scarabs 174, 175
scientific connoisseurship technique 49, 52–3, 83
scorpion motifs 132
sculptors 198–9
sealstones 174
Settis, Salvatore 194
shield motifs 132
shipwrecks 147
Signorelli, Antonio 217
Signorelli, Luca 214–15, 215–16, 217
skolia (drinking-songs) 89
Sleep (Hypnos) 152–7, 170
on amphorae 154
images of 118, 119, 146, 170
inscriptions 100
on lekythoi 156
and Pasithea 163
red-figure mug 166, 174
sardonyx 175
winged figures 148–9
‘Smikros’ (‘Tiny’) 22, 57–9, 58, 65, 71, 81, 85
Smith, H. R. W. 20
Socrates 99
Solon 163
Sophilos 68
Sophocles 162
Sosias 108
Sotheby’s 32, 40
spillone (rod) 24
Squarcione, Francesco 202
Squire, Michael 177
Staatliche Antikensammlungen, Munich 23, 47
stamnos 82
stamnos (short-necked jar) 81
Suetonius 180
Symes, Robin 40
symposia 80, 83, 87, 95, 97, 105
symposium, Athenian 14, 72, 85, 99
T
Tabula Iliaca Capitolina 176–7, 177
Tarbell, Frank 21
Tarquinia 47, 138, 141, 142
Telamon 50–1
Thanatos (Death) see Death (Thanatos)
Thanatos Painter 158
Theseus 192
Thetis 52, 107, 126, 162, 168, 182
Thorykion 71
Thoudemos 22
Tithonos 167
Titian 217
Tlepolemus 111–12
Tomb of the Diver 91
Tomb of the Lionesses 143, 144–5
Tomb of the Painted Vases 142
Tomb of the Ship 140
tombaroli/clandestini (tomb raiders) 24–5, 26, 28, 36, 40
tombs 24–5, 138, 143, 234–5, 236
traders, Greek 137, 147
Tralles 189
Trianon 76–7
triclinium (dining room) 85
Troy 109–14, 128, 167, 174, 230
Troy, Fall of 38, 39, 125
True, Marion 40, 41
Tuchulcha 148
‘Type C’ kylix 39
Tyrtaeus 100–1
U
Underworld 149, 157, 167, 182
Uni 137
untimely death concept 162–3, 182
V
Vanth 148
Vasari, Giorgio, Lives of the Artists 198, 199, 217
vases 46–7, 147, 152, 155, 163
Vatican, The 167
Velianas, Thefarie 137
Vergil 182
Vermeule, Emily 23
Vietnam War, photography in 223, 224–5
Vigna Parrocchiale site, Cerveteri 143
Villa Giulia, Rome 42, 43, 174
Villard, François 66
Viterbo 197
Vix krater 84, 86
volute-kraters 50–1, 86, 87, 170, 170
Vulci 46–7, 147
W
Warburg, Aby 15, 193–5, 197, 205, 218, 220
Warren, Edward 20, 21
white-ground lekythos 155, 156, 170
White, Shelby 40
Williams, Dyfri 37–8
Winckelmann, J. J. 73, 222
wine 80, 87, 90
wine-ladle (simpulum) 144–5
women 67, 94, 97, 122, 143
X
Xanthos, Turkey 15, 230, 231, 231, 234
Xenophanes 88–9, 90
Xenophon 95, 99
Z
Zanker, Paul 186
Zeus 114–17
images of 164
and Memnon 168
and Sarpedon 111, 128, 162, 163, 168, 230
Zeus Amun 162