The Art of Crete and Early Greece by Friedrich Matz explores the artistic development of the Aegean world from the Neolithic period through the rise of Minoan and early Greek civilization.
Richly illustrated with color plates, photographs, maps, and historical commentary, this volume remains an excellent reference for collectors, students, and lovers of classical art.
Part of the respected Art of the World series, this hardcover includes its original illustrated dust jacket and features numerous full-color reproductions of frescoes, sculpture, pottery, architecture, jewelry, and archaeological discoveries.
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This 1962 Greystone Press hardcover in the Art of the World series keeps its original illustrated dust jacket, and it suits a shelf for ancient Greek art or archaeology. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.
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