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1 University of Massachusetts Amherst Amherst Greek Sculpture and the Four Elements Art July 2000 Figures J.L. Benson University of Massachusetts Amherst Follow this and additional works at: Benson, J.L., "Figures" (2000). Greek Sculpture and the Four Elements. 17. Retrieved from This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Art at Amherst. It has been accepted for inclusion in Greek Sculpture and the Four Elements by an authorized administrator of Amherst. For more information, please contact
2 GREEK SCULPTURE AND THE FOUR ELEMENTS A Psycho-Historical Investigation Figures J. L. Benson Amherst, Massachusetts: University of Massachusetts Amherst Libraries, 2000
3 2 GREEK SCULPTURE AND THE FOUR ELEMENTS: FIGURES LIST OF FIGURES Abbreviations follow Select Bibliography except some explained within the List of Figures. HALF-TONES Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Bronze statuette Metropolitan Museum, New York: Herakles (?) and Centaur. 8th century B.C. Bronze horse Antikenmuseum Berlin 8th century B.C. H Fig. 3a b Bronze Statuette Museum of Fine Arts Boston: Apollo (votive of Mantiklos). H.0.20 Early 7th century B.C. Fig. 4 Fig. 5 Fig. 6 Fig. 7 Ivory panel of bed-head Baghdad(?) Figure grasping palmetto-tree. From Nimrud Later 8th century B.C. M. Mallowan, Nimrud and its Remains v. II (London 1966) fig Bronze statuette NM Delphi Mid-7th century B.C. H Limestone statue NM Cairo: Ranufer Ca B.C. Marble kouros Metropolitan Museum, New York, Ca. 620 B.C. G. Richter 1969, Fig. 54. Fig. 8 Marble kore Pergamon Museum Berlin Ca. 580 B.C. G. Richter 1969, Fig. 66. Fig. 9 Marble kouros NM Athens from Anavysos Ca. 530/525 B.C. G. Richter 1969, Fig. 85. Fig. 10 Fig. 11 Fig. 12 Fig. 13 Fig. 14 Fig. 15 Attic blackfigure amphora Vatican Museum: Achilles and Ajax. Ca. 530 B.C. E. Buschor, Die griechischen Vasen (Munich 1940) fig Opposite side of fig 10 with Return of the Dioskouroi. Ca. 570 B.C. Marble panel North frieze of Treasury of the Siphnians, Delphi: (detail, gods and giants). Ca. 525 B.C. H Identification as fig.12. Marble statuary East pediment of Old Athena Temple, Acropolis: Athena and Giant B.C. H.2.0 G. Richter 1969, fig Marble panel (detail) NM Athens: base of athlete s statue B.C. H G. Richter 1969, fig. 109.
4 GREEK SCULPTURE AND THE FOUR ELEMENTS: FIGURES 3 Fig. 16 Fig. 17 Attic redfigure kylix (detail) MvWagner Museum inv Würzburg: comast and hetaira; attributed to the Brygos Painter B.C. pl Marble metope (no. 21) Treasury of the Athenians, Delphi B.C. After de la Coste Messelière, Fouilles de Delphes IV, 4 (Paris 1957) pl. 60. Fig. 18 Marble statuary Glyptothek Munich from Aphaia Temple, Aigina B.C. D. Ohly 1976, pl. 73. Fig. 19 Fig. 20 Fig. 21 Attic redfigure kylix (detail) Staatliche Museen Berlin inv. 2309: satyrs cavorting; attributed to the Dokimasia Painter perhaps 480. Attic redfigure kantharos (detail) Musees Royaux de l Archeologie et d Historie, Brussels A718: Herakles and Amazons. 490/480 B.C. Attic redfigure belly amphora (detail) Staatliche Museen Berlin F 2159: scene of wrestling. Ca Fig. 22 Marble kouros NM Athens from Ptoon (no. 20) B.C. H G. Richter 1970(2), fig Fig. 23 Marble kouros NM Athens no from Keos B.C. H. overlifesize G. Richter 1970(2), fig Fig. 24 Back view of fig. 23. G. Richter 1970(2), fig Fig. 25 Back view of fig. 22. G. Richter 1970(2), fig Fig. 26 Marble kouros Acropolis Museum no. 692 from Athens B.C. H G. Richter 1970(2), fig Fig. 27 Back view of fig. 26. Richter 1970(2), fig Fig. 28 Bronze statuette NM Athens no from Athens B.C. H G. Richter 1970(2), fig Fig. 29 Back view of fig. 28. Richter 1970(2) fig Fig. 30 Fig. 31 Bronze kouros Louvre Paris from sea at Piombino B.C. (?). H M. Collingnon I, p Marble kouros Acropolis Museum no. 698 ( Kritios Boy ). Ca. 480 B.C. H Fig. 32 Side view of fig. 31. Fig. 33 Attic redfigure Panathenaic amphora (detail) MvWagner Museum Würzburg (from Vulci): Herakles; by the Berlin Painter B.C.
5 4 GREEK SCULPTURE AND THE FOUR ELEMENTS: FIGURES Fig. 34 Fig. 35 Fig. 36 Fig. 37 Fig. 38 Attic redfigure neck amphora (detail) Harrow School (England): satyr; by the Kleophrades Painter B.C. J. Boardman 1975, fig Attic redfigure cup (detail) Berlin Staatliche Museen inv from Chiusi; lovers; by the Kiss Painter B.C. Attic redfigure belly amphora (detail) MvWagner Museum Würzburg: warrior s return; by the Kleophrades Painter B.C. Furtwängler- Reichhold. Griechische Vasenmalerei: Auswahl hervorragender Vasenbilder. (Munich 1909) pl. 113 Another scene from the foregoing: revellers. Marble statue NM Naples: Roman copy of Doryphoros of Polykeitos. Original: Ca. 440 B.C. H Fig. 39 Repeats fig. 31 Fig. 40 Fig. 41 Bronze statue NM Delphi: charioteer B.C. H Marble statue NM Olympia: Oinomaos from east pediment. Ca. 470 B.C. H Fig. 42 Marble statue NM Olympia: Apollo from west pediment. Ca. 460 B.C. H. Fig. 43 Marble metope NM Olympia Zeus Temple: Augean Stables B.C. H Yalouris, Olympia, fig Fig. 44 Marble metope NM Olympia Zeus Temple: Apples of the Hesperides B.C. H Fig. 45 Fig. 46 Marble kouros NM Athens no. 45: Omphalos Apollo (Roman copy). Original: B.C. H M. Collingnon I, fig. 15. Bronze statue NM Reggio di Calabria: bearded man B.C. Fig. 47 Repeats fig. 38. Fig. 48 Marble metope British Museum London Parthenon no. 31: Lapith and centaur B.C. H Fig. 49 Marble panel NM Athens: Eleusinian votive relief B.C. H M. Collingnon I, fig. 68. Fig. 50 Fig. 51 Marble statue NM Athens: Diadoumenos (Roman copy) B.C. H E. von Mach, Greek Sculpture (Boston 1903) pl. XXII fig. 3 Marble statues Erechtheion Athens: Karyatids B.C. H.2.31.
6 GREEK SCULPTURE AND THE FOUR ELEMENTS: FIGURES 5 Fig. 52 Marble panel British Museum London: from frieze of Apollo Temple at Phigaleia: Amazonomachy B.C. H Fig. 53 Marble grave relief NM Athens inv. 3624: Hegeso B.C. H M. Collingnon I, pl. IV. Fig. 54 Marble statue Staatliche Museen Munich: Eirene and Ploutos (Roman copy). Original: B.C. H W. R. Biers AG, fig Fig. 55 Marble statue NM Olympia: Hermes and Dionysos. Ca. 350 B.C. H W. R. Biers AG, fig Fig. 56 Fig. 57 Bronze statue NM Athens from Piraeus: Athena. Ca. 350 B.C. Marble panel British Museum London from Halikarnassos: Amazonomachy no ascribed to Timotheos. Ca. 350 B.C. H Fig. 58 Marble grave stele NM Athens from Ilissos B.C. H M. Collingnon (1911), fig. 82. Fig. 59 Marble panel NM Athens from Mantineia: three muses. Ca. 375 B.C. M. Collingnon (1911), p Fig. 60 Marble statue Metropolitan Museum, NY: wounded Amazon (Roman Copy, probably after Polykleitos) Ca B.C. G. Richter 1969, fig Fig. 61 Bronze statue NM Athens from Cape Artemision: god with missile B.C. H Fig. 62 Marble statue Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden: Maenad after Skopas (Roman copy) B.C. Fig. 63 Marble statue Agora Museum Athens: akroterion from Stoa of Zeus B.C. Fig. 64 Fig. 65 Marble grave stele Kerameikos Museum Athens: Dexileos. Ca. 390 B.C. H M. Collingnon I, fig. 89. Marble statue NM Delphi: Agias B.C. H Fig. 66 Marble statue Vatican Museum: Scraper by Lysippos (Roman copy) B.C. H.2.05 E. von Mach, fig. 16 (opp. p. 290). Fig. 67 Fig. 68 Bronze statuette Louvre Paris: Alexander with the lance B.C. Marble statue Vatican Museum: Apollo Belvedere attributed to Leochares (Roman copy). Original: B.C. H M. Collingnon I, fig. 161.
7 6 GREEK SCULPTURE AND THE FOUR ELEMENTS: FIGURES Fig. 69 Fig. 70 Fig. 71 Bronze statue Galerie Beyeler Basel Homme qui marche 1980 H Alberto Giacometti by Alexander Watt in Studio International Art January 1964 p.24. (Priam Publications London). Wooden statue Egyptian Museum Cairo Ka aper from Sakkara. Ca B.C. H H. Schaefer and W. Andrae, Die Kunst des Alten Orients (1928) p. 239L. Gilded wooden statuette Egyptian Museum Cairo Tutankhamen as Horus from Sakkara B.C. H Fig. 72 Bronze statuette Metropolitan Museum NY Herakles from Arkadia Ca. 530 B.C. H Fig. 73 Fig. 74 Bronze statuette Staatliche Museen Berlin (West) Zeus from Dodona. Ca. 460 B.C. H Limestone metope NM Delphi Cattle theft by heroes from monopteros of Sikyon. Ca. 560 B.C. H Fig. 75 Marble coffin NM Istanbul the Alexander Sarcophagus B.C. G. Richter SSG, fig Fig. 76 Marble statue Lateran Museum Rome Sophokles B.C. M. Collingnon I, fig Fig. 77 Marble statue Ny Carlsberg Glyptothek Copenhagen: Demosthenes (Roman Copy) B.C. H G. Richter SSG, fig Fig. 78 Marble Statue NM Rome: Gaul and wife B.C. H M. Collingnon I, fig Fig. 79 Fig. 80 Fig. 81 Fig. 82 Fig. 83 Marble panel Pergamon Museum Berlin: Athena and Giants from Altar of Pergamon B.C. H M. Collingnon I, fig Marble statue Capitoline Museum Rome: drunken woman. 2nd - 1st century B.C. H Marble statue Louvre Paris: Borghese Warrior. 2nd - 1st century B.C. H M. Bieber 1961, fig Marble statue Louvre Paris: Aphrodite of Melos 2nd - 1st century B.C. H M. Bieber 1961, fig Marble statue NM Naples: Orestes and Elektra. 2nd - 1st century B.C. H M. Collingnon I, fig. 347.
8 GREEK SCULPTURE AND THE FOUR ELEMENTS: FIGURES 7 CREDITS Hirmer Fotoarchiv, Munich: 1 3, 11, 20 21, 40, 51, 61, British School of Archaeology in Iraq: 4 Éçole Francaise d Athènes: 5, 17 Egyptian Museum, Cairo: 6, 70 Phaidon Press, London: 7 9, 14 15, 60 Piper Verlag GmbH, Munich: 10 Martin von Wagner Museum, Universitaet-Wuerzburg: 33 Staatliche Antikensammlungen und Glyptothek, Munich: 18 Author s sketches: 19, 35, 65, 67, 71 British School at Athens Archives: Saskia Cultural Enterprises, Freeport (Maine): Keepers and Governers of Harrow School: 34 Soprintendenza Archeologico delle Provinzie di Napoli e Caserta: 38 American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Alison Frantz Collection: Soprintendenza Archeologico della Calabria Reggio Calabria: 46 (su concessione del Ministero Beni Attitività Culturei) British Museum, London: 48, 52, 57 Cornell University Press, Ithaca (New York): Deutsches Archaeologisches Institut, Athens: 58 Staatliche Kunstsammlungen, Dresden: 62 American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Agora Excavations: 63 Archaeological Museum, Istanbul: 75 Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen: 77 Archivio Fotografico dei Musei Capitolini: 60 Musée du Louvre, Paris: I wish to acknowledge the generous cooperation of the following persons in establishing the illustrations in this volume: Halil Oezek (Istanbul); Alain Pasquier (Paris); Stephano de Caro (Naples); Dr. Dyfri Williams (London); Drssa Anna Somala Mura (Rome); Dr. Irma Wehgarten (Wuerzburg); Kalliope Christophis (Athens); Prof. Dr. Klaus Fittschen (Athens); Dr. Mohamed Abdul Shimy (Cairo).
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