Greek Vase Painting: Form, Figure and Narrative Capa dura - 2004

KARL KILINSKI II, Professor of Art History at Southern Methodist University, teaches classes on Greek and Egyptian art. He holds degrees in Anthropology and Classical Art History & Archaeology and is currently researching and writing a monograph entitled "The Presence of the"" ""Past: Greek Myth in Western Art."

JENIFER NEILS, Ruth Coulter Heede Professor of Art History and Classics at Case Western Reserve University, is most recently the author of "The Parthenon Frieze "(Cambridge 2001) and co-author of the exhibition catalogue "Coming of"" ""Age in Ancient Greece "(Yale 2003).

SARAH PEIRCE, Associate Professor in the Department of Classical Language at Fordham University, studies the representation of Greek religion in classical vase-painting. Her forthcoming book on the Lenaia Vases will be published by Cambridge University Press.

ANN STEINER, Shirley Watkins Steinman Professor of Classics at Franklin & Marshall College, specializes in the study of Greek vases in their social context. She is Director of Research for the Mugello Valley Archaeological Project excavations at Poggio Colla. Her forthcoming book, "Reading Greek Vases, "will be published by Cambridge University Press.