Table des matières

Robin Hägg

Foreword

Brita Alroth

Changing Modes in the Representation of Cult Images

• The mythological scenes
• Cult scenes

Folkert van Straten

The Iconography of Epiphany in Classical Greece (abstract)

Petros G. Themelis

The Cult Scene on the Polos of the Siphnian Karyatid at Delphi

• The Treasury of Siphnos
• The Siphnian Karyatid
• The polos relief
• The Dionysiac ritual

Ioannis Loucas

Meaning and Place of the Cult Scene on the Ferrara Krater Τ128

Annie Verbanck-Piérard

Herakles at Feast in Attic Art: a Mythical or Cultic Iconography?

• Introduction
• 1. Identification and classification of the subject
• 2. Interpretations or reflections?
• 2.1. Status quœstionis
• 2.2. Some factual observations
• 2.2.1. Eating and drinking…
• 2.2.2. Chronological problems
• Conclusion
• Acknowledgements

Éveline Loucas-Durie

Some Comments on the Scene on the Cabiric Vase, Athens N.M. 424

Charlotte Scheffer

Boeotian Festival Scenes: Competition, Consumption and Cult in Archaic Black Figure

• Appendix. List of vases referred to in the text and Tables 1-2

Gullög C. Nordquist

Instrumental Music in Representations of Greek Cult

• The pompe
• The instruments
• Sacrificial scenes
• The musicians and their role
• The function of music in the cult scenes

Robin Hägg

A Scene of Funerary Cult from Argos

Ulrich Sinn

The Sacred Herd of Artemis at Lusoi

Ulrich Hübinger

On Pan’s Iconography and the Cult in the Sanctuary of Pan on the Slopes of Mount Lykaion

• Appendix
• 1. Finds from the excavation of K. Kourouniotis in 1902 stored in the Greek National Museum at Athens
• A. Bronze Statuettes
• B. Terracotta Statuettes
• C. Bronze Silhouettes in Human And Animal Shape
• D. Terracotta Relief
• E. Miniature Mirrors (Bronze Silhouettes)
• F. Pottery
• G. Miniature Marble Base for a Bronze Statuette
• H. Inscriptions
• 2. Bronzes from the Site found before the Excavation
• Athens, National Museum
• Berlin, Antikenmuseum
• Boston, Museum of Fine Art
• New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art
• Paris, Musée du Louvre
• Whereabouts Unknown
• 3. Bronzes of Uncertain Provenance, Possibly From Berekla (Neda)
• Athens, National Museum
• Baltimore, Walters Art Gallery
• Cambridge Mass., Fogg Art Museum
• Essen, Museum Folkwang
• New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art
• Paris, Musée du Louvre
• Providence, Rhode Island School of Design, Museum of Art
• Collection W. C. Baker
• Whereabouts Unknown

Programme of the Seminar

• Friday, 16th November, 1990
• Saturday, 17th November, 1990
• Sunday, 18th November, 1990
• Participants

Index