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EARLY PROTOCORINTHIAN VASE-PAINTING 15
vases than to the small aryballoi, of which we have a longer and more com-
plete series. None the less, if we take the kotylai from Rhodes and Aegina
pis. 4, 5 and the oinochoe pis. 4 (4), 6 as typical of work on a large scale, we
need have little doubt about the majority of the vases here mentioned. We
shall see that in the late Protocorinthian period, to which we shall now turn,
there is development both in principles of decoration and in style.
vases than to the small aryballoi, of which we have a longer and more com-
plete series. None the less, if we take the kotylai from Rhodes and Aegina
pis. 4, 5 and the oinochoe pis. 4 (4), 6 as typical of work on a large scale, we
need have little doubt about the majority of the vases here mentioned. We
shall see that in the late Protocorinthian period, to which we shall now turn,
there is development both in principles of decoration and in style.