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CATALOGUE OF EARLY CORINTHIAN VASES
nos. 561-2 probably
group;
56i
563 a
5<»3 b
E.
564
565
566
567
568
569*70
571
572
572 a
573.
573 a
574
575
57<»>7
577 a
578
578 a
579
580
581,2
583
584
585
Related to the lion
middle Corinthian.
Munich 298 (S.H. pi. 9). Four wings. Copen-
hagen (C.V.A. pi. 87,4and 10). Snake; griffon-birds
and floral. Oxford 1878, 181 a, from Cumae. Ox-
head; tongues at base and no lines below design.
Carthage (Delattre, Nee. de Douimes, 27). As last.
Found with nos. 64, 519, and an aryballos (type
unspecified) with a panther. Close in style to nos.
54i. 2-
Without bounding lines to the picture. Shape B 1.
F.o. not very thick. Small vases; average height
c. 7 cm. These vases are common in early Corinthian
graves,1 but no doubt continue into the early sixth
century, the following list gives a selection from a
very large number.
Athens 288 (C.C. 481), from Tanagra. PI. 22, 8;
early. Geneva. Lion, boar. Early; by the dolphin
painter, cf. no. 208 and ff. Delos (Dugas pi. 24,
264). Thebes, from Rhitsona tomb i4(J.H.S. 1910,
352 figs. 14,15). Panthers. Ibid., same source, tomb
97, two panthers (cf. note 1). Delos (Dugas pi.
24, 265 and 6). Panthers. Syracuse, from Gela
(Mon. Ant. xvii, 115). Cf. note 1. Berlin 1082,
Panther, swan. Syracuse, from Megara Hyblaea
tomb 608 (cf. note 1). Owl, lion; another with
panther-protome (cf. Delos, Dugas pi. 24, 267).
London, in my own possession. Lion-protome.
Syracuse, from Gela tomb 184 (cf. note 1). As
last. Heidelberg. Bull-protome. Boston. Panther-
bird; early (cf. Delos, Dugas pi. 23, 250). New
York, Gallatin Coll. (C.V.A. pi. 2, 6). Bull, goat.
Copenhagen, from Rhodes (C.V.A. pi. 87, 9).
Recumbent sphinx: cf. no. 326 a-b.
From Rhodes (Kinch, Vroulia, pi. 33, P 3; see
note 1). Siren. Similar: Delos (Dugas pi. 23,254);
Syracuse, from Gela tomb 184 (cf. note 1); Berlin
1080, from Camirus (but with bird-wings); Delos
(Dugas pi. 24, 260), as last. Hague (C.V.A. pi. 5,
10). Owl.
Munich 299-300 (S.H. pi. 9). Swan with outspread
wings. Replicas more or less exact are very common:
Delos (Dugas pl.23,222-41); Carthage(Mus.Lav.
1900, pi. 22, 7); examples in Corinth, Corneto,
Carlsruhe, Palermo, Eleusis, Berlin (1083),
Paris (Cab. Med. C.V.A. pi. 13, 20) and elsewhere.
1 Cf. Vroulia tomb P (Kinch pi. 33), see p. 56 supra;
Megara Hyblaea tomb 608 (alabastra as in the pre-
ceding grave and like no. 305; cup no. 711; aryballoi nos.
572, 3); Gela tomb 184 (alabastron as no. 267 and ff.;
aryballoi nos. 571, 5, 81); Rhitsona tomb 14 (J.H.S. 1910,
350 ff.); twelve small alabastra with cocks, swans, &c.
With cocks: Athens (Graf pi. 16, 433); Delos 586-8
(Dugas pi. 24, 245 and 246); Copenhagen (C.V.A. 589
pi. 87, 7); Berlin 1082 a, from Vulci; Hague 590,1
(C.V.A. pi. 5, 7), from Tanagra.
Syracuse, from tomb 491 (N.S. 1895,184 fig. 85). 592
Dolphin. Palermo, from Selinus. Very large: 593
comic dancers. Delos (Dugas pi. 23, g 242, 3, and 594-6
248). Pigeons; for the floral on the last, cf. no. 563.
Ibid. (Dugas pi. 24, 304). Rider on horse-protome. 597
Ibid. (I.e. pi. 25, 306). Warriors. Syracuse, from 598,9
Megara Hyblaea tomb 801. Three rosettes.
The White-dot style (cf. nos
vases c. 12-15 cm.
Delos. Pis. 18,
1-2,
380-439). Large F.
2; figs. 14 b ; 24 c 600
(Dugas pi. 26, 330). Dotted circles and rosettes
in field. The gorgon's chiton yellow and red,
diagonally, not all red as Dugas l.c. For the
use of red, white, and yellow cf. nos. 116, 383,
723. British Museum A 1429. Fig. 22 a. Owl 601
between panthers; Triton. Louvre E 516 from 602
Caere (Pottier pi. 41; Pfuhl fig. 69). Eagle between 603
'pigeons'. Wiirzburg inv. 262. Panthers. Leipzig 604
317, from Capua. Swan between lions. Delos 605-8
(Dugas pis. 25, 6, 314, 319, 322, 323). Panthers,
lions, boar, panther-bird, swans, hare. Syracuse, 608 a
from Megara Hyblaea tomb 705. Siren. Confused
tomb, with several burials and vases from late
Protocorinthian to Attic b.f. Louvre E 600. 608 b
Padded dancers; no white dots.
The Panther-bird group. Usually smaller than the G.
foregoing (ht. 10-11 cm.) Plain, broad style, with
few or no white dots. Patterns as before. Late
seventh-early sixth century. Nos. 609-12 with
panther-birds.
Syracuse, from Gela tomb 313 (see p. 56) (Mon. 609
Ant. xvii, 154 fig. 13). Berlin 1081. Vienna, 610,11
Hofmus., from Thebes. Paris, Coll. Morin (M. 612
Jean 80 fig. 89). Berlin 1065, from Camirus. 613
Panther,bull, hoplite. Louvre A 454 (Pottier pi. 15). 614
Panther, bull, swan; by the same as the last. British 615
Museum60.2.1.26,griffon-bird. Ibid.65.12.14.20. 616
Eagle,swan. Delos (Dugas pis. 25, 6,nos.316,7,20, 617-20
27). Sirens, lioness with one wing, padded dancers.
Corneto, lioness with one wing (cf. nos. 397, 621
470, 619). Boston. PI. 23, 1. Sirens. 621a
(cf. no. 267 and ff.), aryballoi of various types (see the
publication), including one quatrefoil aryballos (see on
1263); Syracuse tomb 440 (N.S. 1895, 174); Rhitsona
tomb 4 (J.H.S. 1910, 353); Rhitsona tomb 97 (three
alabastra as nos. 228 ff., 267 ff., and 377, aryballos no. 568,
and as fig. 126).
CATALOGUE OF EARLY CORINTHIAN VASES
nos. 561-2 probably
group;
56i
563 a
5<»3 b
E.
564
565
566
567
568
569*70
571
572
572 a
573.
573 a
574
575
57<»>7
577 a
578
578 a
579
580
581,2
583
584
585
Related to the lion
middle Corinthian.
Munich 298 (S.H. pi. 9). Four wings. Copen-
hagen (C.V.A. pi. 87,4and 10). Snake; griffon-birds
and floral. Oxford 1878, 181 a, from Cumae. Ox-
head; tongues at base and no lines below design.
Carthage (Delattre, Nee. de Douimes, 27). As last.
Found with nos. 64, 519, and an aryballos (type
unspecified) with a panther. Close in style to nos.
54i. 2-
Without bounding lines to the picture. Shape B 1.
F.o. not very thick. Small vases; average height
c. 7 cm. These vases are common in early Corinthian
graves,1 but no doubt continue into the early sixth
century, the following list gives a selection from a
very large number.
Athens 288 (C.C. 481), from Tanagra. PI. 22, 8;
early. Geneva. Lion, boar. Early; by the dolphin
painter, cf. no. 208 and ff. Delos (Dugas pi. 24,
264). Thebes, from Rhitsona tomb i4(J.H.S. 1910,
352 figs. 14,15). Panthers. Ibid., same source, tomb
97, two panthers (cf. note 1). Delos (Dugas pi.
24, 265 and 6). Panthers. Syracuse, from Gela
(Mon. Ant. xvii, 115). Cf. note 1. Berlin 1082,
Panther, swan. Syracuse, from Megara Hyblaea
tomb 608 (cf. note 1). Owl, lion; another with
panther-protome (cf. Delos, Dugas pi. 24, 267).
London, in my own possession. Lion-protome.
Syracuse, from Gela tomb 184 (cf. note 1). As
last. Heidelberg. Bull-protome. Boston. Panther-
bird; early (cf. Delos, Dugas pi. 23, 250). New
York, Gallatin Coll. (C.V.A. pi. 2, 6). Bull, goat.
Copenhagen, from Rhodes (C.V.A. pi. 87, 9).
Recumbent sphinx: cf. no. 326 a-b.
From Rhodes (Kinch, Vroulia, pi. 33, P 3; see
note 1). Siren. Similar: Delos (Dugas pi. 23,254);
Syracuse, from Gela tomb 184 (cf. note 1); Berlin
1080, from Camirus (but with bird-wings); Delos
(Dugas pi. 24, 260), as last. Hague (C.V.A. pi. 5,
10). Owl.
Munich 299-300 (S.H. pi. 9). Swan with outspread
wings. Replicas more or less exact are very common:
Delos (Dugas pl.23,222-41); Carthage(Mus.Lav.
1900, pi. 22, 7); examples in Corinth, Corneto,
Carlsruhe, Palermo, Eleusis, Berlin (1083),
Paris (Cab. Med. C.V.A. pi. 13, 20) and elsewhere.
1 Cf. Vroulia tomb P (Kinch pi. 33), see p. 56 supra;
Megara Hyblaea tomb 608 (alabastra as in the pre-
ceding grave and like no. 305; cup no. 711; aryballoi nos.
572, 3); Gela tomb 184 (alabastron as no. 267 and ff.;
aryballoi nos. 571, 5, 81); Rhitsona tomb 14 (J.H.S. 1910,
350 ff.); twelve small alabastra with cocks, swans, &c.
With cocks: Athens (Graf pi. 16, 433); Delos 586-8
(Dugas pi. 24, 245 and 246); Copenhagen (C.V.A. 589
pi. 87, 7); Berlin 1082 a, from Vulci; Hague 590,1
(C.V.A. pi. 5, 7), from Tanagra.
Syracuse, from tomb 491 (N.S. 1895,184 fig. 85). 592
Dolphin. Palermo, from Selinus. Very large: 593
comic dancers. Delos (Dugas pi. 23, g 242, 3, and 594-6
248). Pigeons; for the floral on the last, cf. no. 563.
Ibid. (Dugas pi. 24, 304). Rider on horse-protome. 597
Ibid. (I.e. pi. 25, 306). Warriors. Syracuse, from 598,9
Megara Hyblaea tomb 801. Three rosettes.
The White-dot style (cf. nos
vases c. 12-15 cm.
Delos. Pis. 18,
1-2,
380-439). Large F.
2; figs. 14 b ; 24 c 600
(Dugas pi. 26, 330). Dotted circles and rosettes
in field. The gorgon's chiton yellow and red,
diagonally, not all red as Dugas l.c. For the
use of red, white, and yellow cf. nos. 116, 383,
723. British Museum A 1429. Fig. 22 a. Owl 601
between panthers; Triton. Louvre E 516 from 602
Caere (Pottier pi. 41; Pfuhl fig. 69). Eagle between 603
'pigeons'. Wiirzburg inv. 262. Panthers. Leipzig 604
317, from Capua. Swan between lions. Delos 605-8
(Dugas pis. 25, 6, 314, 319, 322, 323). Panthers,
lions, boar, panther-bird, swans, hare. Syracuse, 608 a
from Megara Hyblaea tomb 705. Siren. Confused
tomb, with several burials and vases from late
Protocorinthian to Attic b.f. Louvre E 600. 608 b
Padded dancers; no white dots.
The Panther-bird group. Usually smaller than the G.
foregoing (ht. 10-11 cm.) Plain, broad style, with
few or no white dots. Patterns as before. Late
seventh-early sixth century. Nos. 609-12 with
panther-birds.
Syracuse, from Gela tomb 313 (see p. 56) (Mon. 609
Ant. xvii, 154 fig. 13). Berlin 1081. Vienna, 610,11
Hofmus., from Thebes. Paris, Coll. Morin (M. 612
Jean 80 fig. 89). Berlin 1065, from Camirus. 613
Panther,bull, hoplite. Louvre A 454 (Pottier pi. 15). 614
Panther, bull, swan; by the same as the last. British 615
Museum60.2.1.26,griffon-bird. Ibid.65.12.14.20. 616
Eagle,swan. Delos (Dugas pis. 25, 6,nos.316,7,20, 617-20
27). Sirens, lioness with one wing, padded dancers.
Corneto, lioness with one wing (cf. nos. 397, 621
470, 619). Boston. PI. 23, 1. Sirens. 621a
(cf. no. 267 and ff.), aryballoi of various types (see the
publication), including one quatrefoil aryballos (see on
1263); Syracuse tomb 440 (N.S. 1895, 174); Rhitsona
tomb 4 (J.H.S. 1910, 353); Rhitsona tomb 97 (three
alabastra as nos. 228 ff., 267 ff., and 377, aryballos no. 568,
and as fig. 126).