Waldstein, Charles: The Argive Heraeum (Band 2): Terra-cotta figurines, terra-cotta reliefs, vases, vase fragments, bronzes, engraved stones, gems and ivories, coins, Egyptian or Graeco-Egyptian objects (Boston [u.a.], 1905)

CONTENTS

THE TERRA-COTTA FIGURINES

BY CHARLES WALDSTEIN AND GEORGE HENRY CHASE

PAGE

Introduction...........o................. 3

I. Primitive Argive......................... 16

II. TlRYNTHIAN ArGIVE......................... 17

Group 1: Slightly Developed Plastic Ornamentation............. 17

Group 2 : Considerably Developed Plastic Ornamentation.....m....... 18

Group 3 : Elaborate Plastic Ornamentation................ 19

III. Mycenaean............................ 22

IV. Geometric............................ 23

V. Advanced Argive......................... 24

VI. Figures under Oriental Influence.................. 28

YIL Early Archaic.................,......... 29

Group A: Hand-made Figures..................... 29

Group B: Mould-made Figures.................... 31

VIII. Advanced Archaic......................... 38

IX. Free Style............................ 39

X. Animals............................. 39

XI. Various Objects.......................... 42

THE TERRA-COTTA RELIEFS

BY CHARLES WALDSTEIN AND JOSEPH CLARK HOPPIN

Introduction..............................47

Reliefs Nos. 1-10............................49

THE VASES AND VASE FRAGMENTS

BY JOSEPH CLARK HOPPIN

Preface............................... 57

Abbreviations Employed......................... 59

Introduction.............................. 60

Chapter I. Primitive Vases....................... 68

Chapter II. The Mycenaean Style..................... 71

Vases with Dull Decoration.................. 72

Fragments........................ 72

Vases.......................... 74

Vases with Lustrous Decoration................. 74

Class I., Not represented................... 74

Class II., Division 1..................... 78

Class II., Division 2..................... 79

Class IIL, Division 1..................... 81

Class III., Division 2..................... 82

Flower Buds....................... 83

Circles, Diamonds..................... 84

Spiral Forms and their Development............... 84