Greek Studies: Vase Paintings, Telling Stories with Pictures

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by teachgreecevideos
published on 29 May 2014

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Christine Kondoleon, PhD., MFA/Boston, discusses what we can learn from narrative scenes (here, images of the battle of Troy) painted on a krater from 5th century BCE. This is a great video clip to share with students in the classroom.

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