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Exhibition Catalogue

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The publication includes eleven original scientific texts dealing with a wide range of subjects such as settlements, cemeteries, art and everyday life on the Cyclades islands of the 3rd millennium BC.

















The 191 objects in the catalog are documented with comprehensive entries and analytical bibliography and presented with rich, colorful photographic material.

















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Publication Curation Prof. N. Chr. Stampolidis

















Collaboration Ioulia Lourentzatou

















Scientific Curation EFA of Cyclades, A. Aggelopoulou, E. Legaki

CYCLADIC SOCIETY 5000 YEARS AGO

CATALOGUES

CYCLADIC SIMPLICITY

Marble carving in the Aegean had achieved high levels of sophistication already fro the beginning of the 3rd millennium BC. Marble vessels were highly estimated by Cycladic people as symbols of wealth and social status. Refined and delicate, strictly obeying to the laws of geometry, the Cycladic “phialai”, bowls made of white marble, underline the simplicity of Cycladic Culture and the vigor of its artistic expression.

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BOWL

CYCLADIC ART COLLECTION

A brief guide to Museum of Cycladic Art collections.

This brief guide contains useful information about the history of the museum and the collections. It contains comprehensive introductions to the major archaeological period represented in the museum as well as illustrations and brief descriptions for the 160 most important exhibits. It is an indispensable companion for visitors but can be also particularly helpful for teachers and students. 



English Edition











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 General Supervision Nicholas Chr. Stampolidis&nbsp; Editing&nbsp; Ioannis Fappas,&nbsp;Ioulia Lourentzatou (updated edition of the&nbsp;Guide to the Collections,&nbsp;ed.&nbsp;Nikolas Papadimitriou, Athens 2013) Texts&nbsp; Ioannis Fappas Ioulia Lourentzatou Peggy Sotirakopoulou Nikos Papadimitriou Yorgos Tassoulas Maria Toli

MUSEUM OF CYCLADIC ART PERMANENT COLLECTIONS- SELECTED OBJECTS | ENGLISH EDITION

The Cycladic figurines represent female figures, standing naked, with the arms folded below their chest.Their abstract refined figure probably represents a great “Mother Goddess”, symbol of fertility and rejuvenation.Early Cycladic II period 2800-2300 BC.Attention! Due to the large size of the statue, it can only be delivered by a special transporting company. Please, contact us before placing your order.

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