John Marshall’s Dealings with Vases and Terracottas (Plates XLIX–LV)

Nørskov, Vinnie

doi:10.2307/j.ctv35n8b0f.13

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“…66–7; Cohen 1991, 69–70, figs. 33–4; see also Nørskov 2022, 130). The verb, egraphsen , is traditionally interpreted to indicate the decorator of the pot, though it could equally refer to the designer and may have been derived or copied from higher status gold‐figured silver plate (Vickers and Gill 1994, 154–68).…”

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Piecing Together the Story of a Pair of Makron’s Fragmented Cups

Gill,

Tsirogiannis

2023

Oxford J Archaeology

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SummaryIn 2022, an Athenian red‐figured cup attributed to Makron was returned to Italy by New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. The cup had been acquired in fragments, through purchase and gift, from multiple sources over several years, starting with two fragments from the restorer Fritz Bürki in 1978. A second cup, also attributed to Makron, was acquired in a parallel way. The sources for the fragments from both cups point to galleries collectors and donors – Summa Galleries, Frieda Tchachos, Elizabeth Hecht, and Dietrich von Bothmer – who have been associated with other material that has been repatriated to Italy in recent years. It is suggested that some of the incised ‘signatures’ by Hieron that are found on cups attributed to Makron may have been applied since antiquity.

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“…The breaking of figure‐decorated pots re‐emerged as a phenomenon in the early twentieth century (Nørskov 2022, 126–9). This course of action allowed several museums to acquire fragments of what were perceived by scholarship as works by important pot decorators.…”

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Piecing Together the Story of a Pair of Makron’s Fragmented Cups

Gill,

Tsirogiannis

2023

Oxford J Archaeology

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John Marshall’s Dealings with Vases and Terracottas (Plates XLIX–LV)

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