Mediterranean Section
Vol. XXI / No. 3-4
By: E. H. Dohan
Two Vases from the Hegeman Collection: Recent Additions to the Classical Collections
IN THE Spring of 1930, Miss Annie May Hegeman of Washington very generously lent to the University Museum three vases, […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 1
By: E. H. Dohan
A Lydian Imitation of a Laconian Vase: Recent Additions to the Classical Collections
In 1897, through the generosity of the late John Wanamaker, the Museum acquired a box of potsherds from Orvieto. To […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 1
By: E. H. Dohan
A Late Minoan Pyxis: Recent Additions to the Classical Collections
IN 1930 the Museum purchased from Paris the delicately painted pyxis of Figure 1. The buff clay of which it […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 1
By: Valentin Müller
A Portrait of the Late Roman Empire: Recent Additions to the Classical Collections
THE fourth century A.D. marks a turning-point in the history of the Mediterranean World. Permanent war against invading barbarians, inner […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 1
By: E. H. Dohan
Four Vases from the Henry C. Lea Collection: Recent Additions to the Classical Collections
IN THE collection of Greek vases made by the late Henry C. Lea, which, through the generosity of his family, […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 1
By: J. D. Beazley
Battle-Loutrophoros: Recent Additions to the Classical Collections
THE vase shown in Figures 1 to 17 is said to have been found at Athens. It has been reproduced, […]
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Vol. XIX / No. 3
By: Edith H. Dohan
Three Greek Grave Monuments
IN Greek thought as in Christian, it was held an act of virtue to bury the dead, or rather, since […]
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Vol. XIX / No. 1
By: Edith H. Dohan
Recent Additions to the Collection of Greek Vases
A Bronze Age Cup Decorated with an Octopus NO one can travel far in the Eastern Mediterranean without encountering the […]
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Vol. XV / No. 4
Head of Ariadne
This marble head, said to have been found in Asia Minor, resembles closely one in the Athens Museum and another […]
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Vol. XIV / No. 2
By: Edith Hall Dohan
Coins from Magna Græcia and Sicily
Coins are generally classed with the products of the Minor Arts, those arts which beautify the things man “handles and […]
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