EXPLORING ANCIENT SCULPTURE Esssays in Honour of Geoffrey Waywell Fine

Xxii + 276 pp. Colour and b+w images, index; Institute of Classical Studies Bulletin Supplement 104; 276 pages; Contents: Eleni Hatzivassiliou: Athens 19765: Hecate becomes Skylla; Hara Thliveri: the discobolos of Myron: narrative appeal and three-dimensionality; Andreas Scholl: Hades and Elysion - images of the afterlife in Classical Athens; Olga Palagia: Pheidias epoiesen: attribution as value judgement; John Prag & Richard Neave: Sibling semblance: Mausolus and his sisters; Ian Jenkins: The Mausolea of Halicarnassus; Neil Adams: Revising the revisionists? Re-joining a fragmentary ceilling coffer from the Temple of Athena Polias at Priene; Calliope Maria Farmakidi: Apollonius et Tauriscus ac Rhodos vinculumque; Ayse Calik-Ross: the Statue group of Herakles and Telephos from Seyitgazi in Phrygia; Stella Raftopoulou: A maiden from Sparta; Susan Walker and John Wilkes: Becoming Roman and staying Greek in the Southern Adriatic; Sally-Ann Ashton: Roman uses and abuses of Ptolemaic sculpture in italy; Dyfri Williams: Dogged by debts: the Jennings Dog; Donna Kurtz: New electronic resources for the study of Classical sculpture.