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The Later Mannerists
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Abstract
Vases attributed to the Nausicaa Painter include column- and beil-kraters, belly- and neck-amphorae, one'amphora of Panathenaic shape, hydriai, pelikai, two oinochoai, and one lekythos. He is the earliest of the Late Mannerists.3 His vases provide a link between the Late and the Earlier Mannerists, in particular with the Agrigento and Oinanthe Painters. Beazley believed, at one point, that the Oinanthe Painter’s vases were early works by the Nausicaa Painter because of the similarity in their style of drawing.
Title: The Later Mannerists
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Abstract
Vases attributed to the Nausicaa Painter include column- and beil-kraters, belly- and neck-amphorae, one'amphora of Panathenaic shape, hydriai, pelikai, two oinochoai, and one lekythos.
He is the earliest of the Late Mannerists.
3 His vases provide a link between the Late and the Earlier Mannerists, in particular with the Agrigento and Oinanthe Painters.
Beazley believed, at one point, that the Oinanthe Painter’s vases were early works by the Nausicaa Painter because of the similarity in their style of drawing.
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