Sculpture I, 1952-1967

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ASCSA, 1987 - 200 pages
This volume presents sculptural finds made by the University of Chicago at Isthmia during their excavations from 1952 to 1967. Sculpture found by the UCLA team in excavations from 1967 onwards are published elsewhere (Isthmia VI). The finds range in date from the seventh century B.C. to third century A.D. but are mostly fragmentary objects of Roman date. The two most important works are the Archaic perirrhanterion (a large shallow bowl) from the sanctuary of Palaimon, and a cult statue group of Amphitrite and Poseidon on a base decorated with reliefs depicting the Calydonian board hunt and the slaughter of the Niobids.
 

Contents

INTRODUCTION
1
ARCHAIC AND EARLY CLASSICAL SCULPTURES
14
DATE
25
67
31
SCHOOL
52
ORIGINAL FUNCTION
66
ARCHAIC FURNITURE FOOT 14
73
LOCATION IN THE SANCTUARY
83
SUMMARY
94
FREESTANDING STATUARY
113
SELECTED FRAGMENTS
145
Inventoried Sculpture from the Isthmia Chicago Excavations
158
Uninventoried Sculpture Fragments
187
LEDA AND ASSOCIATED FRAGMENTS 3539
35
PAN AND THE MUSES 4548
45
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