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CATALOGUE OF MIDDLE CORINTHIAN VASES
54; Maclver, Iron Age in Italy, fig. 86). Panther,
cocks, siren; floral. In the style of the Dodwell
painter (p. 63).
NECK AMPHORAE (early Corinthian shape)
1142 Paris, Cab. Med., from Caere (C.V.A. pi. 9, 4 and
5). On shoulder incised decoration as in no. 1102
and ff.; below, lions, goat, bull, water-bird. A
vertical wavy line between two of the rays (see on no.
1143 686); perhaps early Corinthian. Vienna, Hofmus.
54 (Laborde, Vases de Lamberg II pi. 47, 1).
1144,5 Shoulder as before; dolphins. Delos (Dugas pi. 34,
475 and 6). Shoulder as before. 475, panthers,
goats, swans. 476, eagles. Perhaps late Corinthian.
1145 a Carthage (Comptes Rendus 1912,342, fig.). Three
1146 friezes. Style of the Dodwell painter. Bologna 59,
1147 from Corinth; and 60, from Sicyon (Pellegrini pp. 9,
10). Two friezes; style of the Dodwell painter
1148 (p. 63). Athens 317, from the Ceramicus (B.C.H.
1897,462). I, A, fight. B, chariot, frontal horseman.
II, Chariot, lions, swan, siren, stag, Boread. Very
debased (style of nos. 900-1, 1008, 1124 and ff.)
With inverted echinus mouth.
1149 Taranto. On neck, wheel pattern. On shoulder,
floral of late type; below, (A) boar, lions; double
rays. In the same tomb kotyle no. 928 and ff., pyxis
like no. 921 and ff.
HYDRIAE (early Corinthian type)
1150 British Museum 1928.1.17. 36. Panthers, goats,
horsemen, duellists. Under foot, red dipinto J.
1151 By the Dodwell painter. Copenhagen, from Cami-
rus (C.V.A. pi. 89, 1). Goat, lions, panthers, bull,
ram, swan. Perhaps early Corinthian. Bonn 590
1152 (Folzer p. 52). 1, siren, panthers. 2, subgeometric
ducks; in field, crosses. Perhaps early Corinthian.
1153 Berlin 1146, from Nola (Folzer p. 52). Panthers,
II53A goats, ?lions. London, Coll. of Mr. Stephen Wink-
worth (Tillyard, Hope Vases no. 8). Red slip.
Cock between horse-protomes. Both motives earlier
in style than on late Corinthian vases; for the style
of the horses, cf. nos. 1047, 8, and the remarks on
p. 62.
AMPHORAE, type B
The 'one piece' amphora, as is well known, is not
an early archaic shape. There is only one middle
Corinthian example; the majority belong to the
1 Cf. Hackl, Jahrbuch 1907, 83 ff.; earliest Attic example,
Langlotz, Bildhauerschulen pi. 13, 1.
2 Nearest parallel, Munich 738 (Hackl, I.e. fig. 8, Lang-
lotz pi. 13, 3), but here the handles no longer stand off as in
second quarter of the century. No doubt the shape
was taken over from Attica, where it has a longer
history.1 At Corinth it retained a special character
which has no exact parallels among existing Attic
vases.
Heidelberg. Fig. 35 d and pi. 35, 3. A, head of 1154
youth; B, panther (style as in pi. 29, 7, which is
perhaps by the same hand). Pfuhl (i, 246) speaks
of this amphora as Attic, but it is certainly Corin-
thian. Fine, very angular drawing, contrasting
sharply with late Corinthian. Early sixth century.
COLUMN-CRATERS
I, with animals, &c. Transitional from early to
middle Corinthian: c. 600 b.c.
Louvre E 565 (Pottier pi. 42). R. and h.p. rays. 1155
Boar, lions, panthers, ram, bull, goats, swan.
Thick f.o. Rome, Villa Giulia (formerly Castellani). 1156
R. rays; h.p. swan. Eagle, griffons, panthers, goats,
doe, swan. Thick f.o. By the same as last. Syra- 1157
cuse, from Gela (Mon. Ant. xvii, 623 fig. 431).
Fragment; r. rays; panther, does. Cf. op.cit. figs.
430, 434 which are of this period. Louvre E 620, 1158
from Caere (Pottier pi. 44). R. rays; h.p. panthers.
I A, padded dancers. B, siren, sphinxes. II, pan-
thers, boars, doe, ram. Geneva. PI. 34,2 (Deonna, 1159
Choix des Monuments, pi.). I A, as last. B, bird,
lion, boar. II, panthers, goats, &c. British
Museum 88. 6. r. 562, from Naukratis (Petrie ii, 1160
pi. 10). R. rays; h.p. cocks. I A, cocks, snake.
B, riders. II, panthers, stag, doe.
II, lighter style, with floral chain or zigzags, rarely
rays, on rim. Later than the above.
Rome, Palazzo dei Conservatori. R. rays. A, 1161
sphinxes, floral of the type fig. 55 d, panthers, goats.
Florence 3745. R. zigzags; h.p. swans. Sphinxes, 1162
birds; griffon-birds, swan; panthers, goats, ram,
male protomes. For the style cf. next. Delphi (F. 1163
de D. v, 140 figs. 575). Frag.: griffon, swan. Style as
in last. Bonn 464, 28-30. Frags.: sphinxes, eagle; 1164
male head, siren; panthers, goats or does. Louvre. 1165
R. zigzags; h.p. male heads. Sirens, swan; griffon-
birds, swan. Corinth (A.J.A. 1905, 63 fig. 10). 1166
Frag.: r. as last; h.p. siren. 'Found among chips of
stone lying between cuttings for foundation walls of
temple of Apollo.' Many similar fragments in
Corinth, Delphi, and elsewhere. Louvre E 614. R. 1167
1. and p.; h.p. siren. On neck, white dot-rosettes
Corinthian examples, and the mouth already has a slanting
profile. The Corinthian amphora retains the straight pro-
file of the early Attic type.
CATALOGUE OF MIDDLE CORINTHIAN VASES
54; Maclver, Iron Age in Italy, fig. 86). Panther,
cocks, siren; floral. In the style of the Dodwell
painter (p. 63).
NECK AMPHORAE (early Corinthian shape)
1142 Paris, Cab. Med., from Caere (C.V.A. pi. 9, 4 and
5). On shoulder incised decoration as in no. 1102
and ff.; below, lions, goat, bull, water-bird. A
vertical wavy line between two of the rays (see on no.
1143 686); perhaps early Corinthian. Vienna, Hofmus.
54 (Laborde, Vases de Lamberg II pi. 47, 1).
1144,5 Shoulder as before; dolphins. Delos (Dugas pi. 34,
475 and 6). Shoulder as before. 475, panthers,
goats, swans. 476, eagles. Perhaps late Corinthian.
1145 a Carthage (Comptes Rendus 1912,342, fig.). Three
1146 friezes. Style of the Dodwell painter. Bologna 59,
1147 from Corinth; and 60, from Sicyon (Pellegrini pp. 9,
10). Two friezes; style of the Dodwell painter
1148 (p. 63). Athens 317, from the Ceramicus (B.C.H.
1897,462). I, A, fight. B, chariot, frontal horseman.
II, Chariot, lions, swan, siren, stag, Boread. Very
debased (style of nos. 900-1, 1008, 1124 and ff.)
With inverted echinus mouth.
1149 Taranto. On neck, wheel pattern. On shoulder,
floral of late type; below, (A) boar, lions; double
rays. In the same tomb kotyle no. 928 and ff., pyxis
like no. 921 and ff.
HYDRIAE (early Corinthian type)
1150 British Museum 1928.1.17. 36. Panthers, goats,
horsemen, duellists. Under foot, red dipinto J.
1151 By the Dodwell painter. Copenhagen, from Cami-
rus (C.V.A. pi. 89, 1). Goat, lions, panthers, bull,
ram, swan. Perhaps early Corinthian. Bonn 590
1152 (Folzer p. 52). 1, siren, panthers. 2, subgeometric
ducks; in field, crosses. Perhaps early Corinthian.
1153 Berlin 1146, from Nola (Folzer p. 52). Panthers,
II53A goats, ?lions. London, Coll. of Mr. Stephen Wink-
worth (Tillyard, Hope Vases no. 8). Red slip.
Cock between horse-protomes. Both motives earlier
in style than on late Corinthian vases; for the style
of the horses, cf. nos. 1047, 8, and the remarks on
p. 62.
AMPHORAE, type B
The 'one piece' amphora, as is well known, is not
an early archaic shape. There is only one middle
Corinthian example; the majority belong to the
1 Cf. Hackl, Jahrbuch 1907, 83 ff.; earliest Attic example,
Langlotz, Bildhauerschulen pi. 13, 1.
2 Nearest parallel, Munich 738 (Hackl, I.e. fig. 8, Lang-
lotz pi. 13, 3), but here the handles no longer stand off as in
second quarter of the century. No doubt the shape
was taken over from Attica, where it has a longer
history.1 At Corinth it retained a special character
which has no exact parallels among existing Attic
vases.
Heidelberg. Fig. 35 d and pi. 35, 3. A, head of 1154
youth; B, panther (style as in pi. 29, 7, which is
perhaps by the same hand). Pfuhl (i, 246) speaks
of this amphora as Attic, but it is certainly Corin-
thian. Fine, very angular drawing, contrasting
sharply with late Corinthian. Early sixth century.
COLUMN-CRATERS
I, with animals, &c. Transitional from early to
middle Corinthian: c. 600 b.c.
Louvre E 565 (Pottier pi. 42). R. and h.p. rays. 1155
Boar, lions, panthers, ram, bull, goats, swan.
Thick f.o. Rome, Villa Giulia (formerly Castellani). 1156
R. rays; h.p. swan. Eagle, griffons, panthers, goats,
doe, swan. Thick f.o. By the same as last. Syra- 1157
cuse, from Gela (Mon. Ant. xvii, 623 fig. 431).
Fragment; r. rays; panther, does. Cf. op.cit. figs.
430, 434 which are of this period. Louvre E 620, 1158
from Caere (Pottier pi. 44). R. rays; h.p. panthers.
I A, padded dancers. B, siren, sphinxes. II, pan-
thers, boars, doe, ram. Geneva. PI. 34,2 (Deonna, 1159
Choix des Monuments, pi.). I A, as last. B, bird,
lion, boar. II, panthers, goats, &c. British
Museum 88. 6. r. 562, from Naukratis (Petrie ii, 1160
pi. 10). R. rays; h.p. cocks. I A, cocks, snake.
B, riders. II, panthers, stag, doe.
II, lighter style, with floral chain or zigzags, rarely
rays, on rim. Later than the above.
Rome, Palazzo dei Conservatori. R. rays. A, 1161
sphinxes, floral of the type fig. 55 d, panthers, goats.
Florence 3745. R. zigzags; h.p. swans. Sphinxes, 1162
birds; griffon-birds, swan; panthers, goats, ram,
male protomes. For the style cf. next. Delphi (F. 1163
de D. v, 140 figs. 575). Frag.: griffon, swan. Style as
in last. Bonn 464, 28-30. Frags.: sphinxes, eagle; 1164
male head, siren; panthers, goats or does. Louvre. 1165
R. zigzags; h.p. male heads. Sirens, swan; griffon-
birds, swan. Corinth (A.J.A. 1905, 63 fig. 10). 1166
Frag.: r. as last; h.p. siren. 'Found among chips of
stone lying between cuttings for foundation walls of
temple of Apollo.' Many similar fragments in
Corinth, Delphi, and elsewhere. Louvre E 614. R. 1167
1. and p.; h.p. siren. On neck, white dot-rosettes
Corinthian examples, and the mouth already has a slanting
profile. The Corinthian amphora retains the straight pro-
file of the early Attic type.