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Title Statement Greek art and archaeology
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Publication, Distribution, etc. (Imprint) Laurence King , London : 2002
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Physical Description 400 s. : ill. (vissa i färg)
Bibliography, etc. Note Includes bibliography and index.
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ISBN 1-85669-286-8 1-85669-286-8
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Praised as being an ideal introduction to the field, this book explores the development of Greek art and civilisation across three millennia, from the engimatically beautiful Cycladic figurines of the Bronze Age to the sensuous sculptures, mosaics and buildings of the Hellenistic period. This new edition includes the latest archaeological discoveries such as the 7th century b.c. statue found on the island of Thera as well as expanded coverage on the art of Macedon. The author has also added special interest boxed inserts on Greek culture & society and on controversies & issues. Clearly written and authoritative, the author blends insightful interpretation and numerous well-chosen illustrations to provide the most accessible introduction available today.