1987
DOI: 10.2307/505361
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Ancient Greek Women and Art: The Material Evidence

Abstract: Ancient Greek women and their relationship to the visual arts are here discussed solely on the evidence of the extant monuments, rather than on the information of the literary sources. Although this review makes no attempt to be complete, several forms of the relationship are explored. The most important is that of women as sponsors of architectural projects; second is that of women as dedicators of statues and other offerings. Finally, the objects meant to be used by women, or those that represent them, are i… Show more

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“…Não é difícil encontrar fontes materiais e textuais sobre a ligação entre o trabalho doméstico e o trabalho realizado na esfera pública, sendo o segundo oriundo do primeiro (BROCK, 1994;COHEN, 1989;RIDGWAY, 1987). Estão registrados nas fontes materiais ofícios femininos como cuidadora, ama de leite, Cadernos do LEPAARQ Vol.…”
Section: A Concepção Das Mulheres De Atenas: Ambiguidade Reclusão E unclassified
“…Não é difícil encontrar fontes materiais e textuais sobre a ligação entre o trabalho doméstico e o trabalho realizado na esfera pública, sendo o segundo oriundo do primeiro (BROCK, 1994;COHEN, 1989;RIDGWAY, 1987). Estão registrados nas fontes materiais ofícios femininos como cuidadora, ama de leite, Cadernos do LEPAARQ Vol.…”
Section: A Concepção Das Mulheres De Atenas: Ambiguidade Reclusão E unclassified
“…For instance, in her examination of feminine influence on archaic dedicatory art, Brunilede Ridgway (1987) briefly refers to CEG 414 when examining joint dedications between spouses 13 . Ridgway remarks that the most important dedication in this category is "that by Demokydes and Telestodike, who in the late sixth century set up a statue to Artemis on Paros ἀπό κοινῶν, from the common capital, that is, sharing expenses".…”
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“… 1 This view of jewellery as a pointless object of study is exemplified by Ridgeway's comment (1987, 402 n. 18) in reference to the dedication of jewellery in Archaic Greece: ‘the objects per se do not tell us much about their owners’. …”
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