A quick post today.
I need to go make supper (curried chickpeas and pappadums!)
and don't have anything too fresh in the painting department.
I came across these colour restorations of Greek sculpture and again was impressed by the vivacity of the colours.





I contrast this with the discussion on Fanaticus regarding Skythian pants and other aspects:
My next hoplite force (probably LHG Thessalians) is going to be packed with bling.
Cheers,
-Sean
Thanks, Sean, that's really neat. I remember hearing that this was the case, but this exhibit really shows what they must have looked like. What a contrast from the limited colours on the pottery and our notion of elegant classical marbles!
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