Catherine M. Keesling is Associate Professor of Classics at Georgetown University. She is the author of The Votive Statues of the Athenian Acropolis (Cambridge, 2003), as well as journal articles and book chapters on Greek sculpture of the Archaic and Classical periods and its reception, Greek epigraphy and commemorative monuments.
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Introduction: Why portraits? Part I. Portraits among Heroes and Gods: 1. From votive statues to honorific portraits 2. Arete, heroism, and divine choice in early Greek portraiture 3. Portraits in Greek sanctuaries Part II. Documenting Archaic and Classical Greek History: 4. Retrospective portraits as historical documents 5. Early Greek portraits under Roman rule: removal, renewal, reuse, and reinscription Conclusion: The limits of representation.
Introduction: Why portraits? Part I. Portraits among Heroes and Gods: 1. From votive statues to honorific portraits 2. Arete, heroism, and divine choice in early Greek portraiture 3. Portraits in Greek sanctuaries Part II. Documenting Archaic and Classical Greek History: 4. Retrospective portraits as historical documents 5. Early Greek portraits under Roman rule: removal, renewal, reuse, and reinscription Conclusion: The limits of representation.
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