Athenian red figure vases, the archaic period: A handbook

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Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Classical Antiquity Studies Historical Art and Architecture Studies

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In his sequel to Athenian Black Figure Vases, John Boardman, Professor Emeritus at Oxford University, covers the invention of the red figure technique in about 530 BC. Professor Boardman illuminates the ancient art form by placing the painters and their vases within the history of Athens and the greater tradition of Greek mythology. 528 illus.

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