Art and Archaeology of Antiquity Volume IV Richard B. Seager

Art and Archaeology of Antiquity Volume IV Richard B. SeagerThese four volumes showcase Cornelius Vermeule's essential contributions to Graeco Roman art studies over five decades. Covering Mycenaean to Byzantine art, with a focus on Greek and Roman sculpture during the Roman Empire. Studies presented were published in periodicals between 1953 and 1995, each accompanied by a preface and index.

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