Ueber Personificationen Psychologischer Affekte in Der Spaeteren Vasenmalerei
, by Gustav Körte, delves into the personification of psychological affects as depicted in later vase painting. This meticulously researched study, originally published in 1874, examines the artistic conventions and cultural significance of representing emotions and psychological states through human-like figures in ancient Greek art. Körte's work offers insights into the evolving artistic styles and the increasing interest in psychological representation during the period. It will be of interest to scholars and enthusiasts of classical art, ancient history, and the study of symbolism in visual culture.
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