REGISTER OF ANCIENT GREEK POTTERY RESEARCHERS
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The aim of this register is to provide an overview of current research on Greek pottery and vase-painting, helping the community of researchers and students in this area to make connections and find new work. It is a voluntary register for those who wish to sign up: we will not add anyone to it without their consent. We welcome participation from anyone conducting advanced research on Greek pottery or studying for a postgraduate research degree in this field.
The register is fully public and searchable. It includes name and email address as a minimum for each individual, but you can also choose to add your institutional affiliation and programme (if a research student), webpage, ORCID iD and, of course, areas of research interests. The research interests field is free form – there is no prior list of topics – but you will be able to choose from topics already listed by others if you wish.
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| Name | Research Topics | Affiliation |
|---|---|---|
| Ahmed, Shakeel | Alterity. Attic pottery. Greek Vase Iconography. Gender. Communication in images. Vases in the 5th century BCE. Provenance studies.. Greek Vases (Iconography), gender, space-place-landscape, sacred space | University of Leeds - PhD |
| Allan, Abigail | Al Mina fragments. Attic pottery. Black gloss wares. Collections histories. Etruscan pottery. Greek pottery in British country houses. Provenance studies. South Italian pottery | School of Archaeology, University of Oxford and The National Trust of England, Wales, and Northern Ireland - DPhil Classical Archaeology |
| Attia, Alexandra | Iconography. Pottery production. South Italian vases | University of Fribourg, Switzerland - Post-doc researcher |
| Attout, Antoine | Attic pottery. Ceramic production, craft identity, trade, external artistic influence. East Greek pottery | Université Libre de Bruxelles - PhD |
| Austin, William | Beazley, connoisseurship, intellectual history of the study of vase-painting. Iconography and approaches to pictorial narrative. Ornament | Princeton University - PhD |
| Bennett, Danielle Smotherman | Greek Vase Iconography. Gender. Communication in images. Vases in the 5th century BCE. Provenance studies. | The Menil Collection |
| Bièvre-Perrin, Fabien | Apulian vases. Computing. Databases. Iconography. Reception history. Semantic Web. South Italian vases | Université de Lorraine (Maître de conférences) |
| Bossolino, Isabella | Cretan pottery. East Greek pottery. Geometric pottery | Université Libre de Bruxelles |
| Bundrick, Sheramy | Attic vases in Etruria. Consumers, consumption studies. Greek Vases (Iconography, Inscriptions). Iconography and approaches to pictorial narrative. Provenance studies; discovery contexts. trade and export | University of South Florida |
| Carderaro, Lidiane | Ancient greek music iconography. Greek Vases iconography.. Relationship between music and mythology on greek vases iconography. | Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology - University of São Paulo - Post-doc |
| Casamassine, Roger | Apulian, Canosan and Lucanian Vases | Independent researcher |
| Choubineh, Nathalie | Archaeology of dance in the Near Eastern/East Mediterranean art. Iconography of dance movements in Hellenic vase-painting. Women, culture, dance, and ritual in the past | Independent Researcher |
| D’Onofrio, Martina | Corinthian pottery. Iconography. Vase-painting of the Archaic Period | University of Pisa - PhD Candidate |
| De Melio, Enrica | Attic pottery. Non-Attic black-figure vases. South Italian pottery. South Italian vases | Independent researcher - PhD |
| Defonteyne, Leonie | Beazley Archive. Non-Attic black-figure vases. Women | University of Oxford - DPhil Classical Archaeology |
| Delferrière, Nicolas | Comparisons and influences between Greek vase painting and Roman wall painting. Iconography (clothing and furniture ; decoration craftsmen). Representations of architecture on vases | Université Clermont Auvergne |
| Denoyelle , Martine | Attributions. Figured languages. Greek vases. Reception history. South Italian red-figure pottery | Ministère de la Culture, France |
| Derada, Martina | Hellenistic pottery from the Cappadocia region.. Late Geometric and Archaic pottery from Lemnos and Northern Aegean.. Northern Aegean amphoras. | Università di Pavia - PhD Candidate |
| Descoeudres, Jean-Paul | Vase-painting of the Archaic Period, esp. Eretrian black-figure | Universities of Geneva and Sydney - em.prof. |
| Figueira, Ana Rita | Alterity. Approaches to pictorial thinking. Language and depictions. Medicine (psyche). Epic. Greek Vases (Iconography, Inscriptions), VI-V BCE. Mythological narratives and reception. Philosophy. Aesthetics | School of Arts and Humanities, Centre for Classical Studies, University of Lisbon - PhD |
| Gailledrat, Eric | Etruscan ceramics. Greek ceramics. Greek colonisation | Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique- ASM (Montpellier, France) |
| Garés Molero, Alejandro | Athenian black-figure vases (late workshops). Chronology studies (archaeological record). Fourth-century kraters (The Telos Group). Greek pottery in the Iberian Peninsula. Non-Greek audiencies and Athenian vases. Western Mediterranean trade | Universidad Autónoma de Madrid - PhD |
| Gaunt, Jasper | Potters, painters, connoisseurship, iconography, distribution, vessels in other media | The Al Thani Collection |
| Gerleigner, Georg | Greek painted pottery. History of collecting and collections. History of scholarship. Iconography. Methodologies. Provenance studies. Vase-inscriptions | Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany |
| Gill, David W. J. | Attic black-glossed wares. cultural property. fragmented pottery. History of collecting and collections. museology. museology. skeuomorphism. trade and export. value | University of Kent |
| Graml, Constanze | Athenian pottery in Thrace. Athenian vase painting. Greek Vases (Iconography). Non-Greek audiencies and Athenian vases. Pottery production. Shapes and functions of greek vases | University of Gießen, Germany |
| Green, J Richard | Greek and South Italian pottery; so-called phlyax vases; ancient theatre performances; ancient theatres; Hellenistic and Roman Cyprus | University of Sydney (Emeritus); University of Adelaide |
| Guerini, Giulietta | Ancient repairs and alterations. Contexts. Etruscan ceramics. Greek vases from Spina (Valle Pega, Dosso B). Iconography. Reception history | Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa - PhD Candidate |
| Herrera Meléndez, Isidora Paz | Female work in the domestic dimension and in the public sphere. Iconography of gender on Greek pottery | Universidad de Sevilla - Archaeology master degree |
| Herring, Edward | Ethnicity. Etruscan figured pottery (black-figure and red-figure). Greek colonisation. Iconography. Indigenous peoples of South Italy. Magna Graecia. South Italian Matt-Painted pottery. South Italian red-figure pottery | University of Galway |
| Hristov, Hristomir | Attic pottery. Corinthian pottery. Greek Vases (Iconography). Mythology. Shapes and functions of greek vases; pottery production; history of collections; provenance studies | Archaeological Museum Frankfurt |
| Ivanova, Sofiya | Independent researcher | |
| Lewis, Sian | Animals in Greek art. Iconography of gender on Greek pottery. Status of painters of pottery | University of St Andrews |
| Mannack, Thomas | Greek Vases (Iconography, Inscriptions) | Classical Art Research Centre, University of Oxford |
| Margariti, Katia | Dogs on Athenian vases. Funerary vases. Iconography. Iconography (animal representations) | Independent Researcher |
| Massar, Natacha | Craftsmen and pottery production. Greek Vases (Iconography, Inscriptions). Hellenistic pottery, mainly from Crete | Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels |
| Masters, Samantha | Attic pottery. Iconography and contexutalisation of visual imagery on vases 7-4th centuries BCE. Histories, reception and documentation of collections of Greek vases in South Africa. Digital database of Classical artifacts in South Africa. | Stellenbosch University |
| Mazet, Christian | Attic vases in Etruria. History of collecting. Iconography and Iconology. Provenance studies. Vase-painting of the Archaic Period | Université Libre de Bruxelles |
| Miguel-Naranjo, Pedro | Attic Red-Figure Vases and Painters from the Iberian Peninsula. Trade and reception of Greek vases in the tartessian and iberian communities. Iconography | Spanish National Research Council (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas) |
| Moitinho de Almeida, Vera | 3D imaging. Computing. Databases. Greek and Cypriot pottery. History of collections. Morphological analysis. Multispectral imaging. Pottery production. Semantic Web. Shapes and functions of greek vases | Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Porto |
| Murphy, Lauren | Antiquities collections, historiography of vases. Beazley, Trendall, connoisseurship, intellectual history of the study of vase-painting. Connoisseurship. Greek Vases (Iconography, Inscriptions). Reception history. Renaissance reception of vases. South Italian vases | La Trobe University - PhD |
| Neill, Liz | Geographies. Iconography. Imagined creatures. Museums and interpreting legacy collections for the 21st century. Provenance studies. Vase-painting of the Archaic Period | Boston University - PhD |
| Olya, Najee | Beazley, connoisseurship, intellectual history of the study of vase-painting. Ceramic production, craft identity, trade, external artistic influence. Portrayals of foreigners and otherness in vase-painting imagery | The College of William and Mary |
| Paleothodoros, Dimitris | Attic black-and red-figured vases from Paros, Despotikon, Kythnos, Attic black- and red-figured vases from Philia (Thessaly), iconography, ancient collections, vase-painters, Etruscan black-figure | University of Thessaly |
| Párkányi, Bence | Athenian black-figure vases (late workshops). Connoisseurship. Greek vases in Hungarian collections. Iconography. Pottery production in late archaic Athens | Eötvös Loránd University - PhD |
| Parker, Greg | Artificial Intelligence. Computing. Databases. Semantic Web | Classical Art Research Centre, University of Oxford |
| Pevnick, Seth | Iconography, inscriptions, artistic identity, attribution, history of collecting | The Cleveland Museum of Art, Case Western Reserve University |
| Pola, Angela | Attic vases in Etruria and pre Roman Italy. Connoisseurship. Etruscan figured pottery (black-figure and red-figure). Faliscan red-figure pottery. ORA of figured vases. Provenance studies; discovery contexts | Università degli Studi di Pavia; Classical Art Research Centre, University of Oxford |
| Prøitz, Mads | Archaic and Classical Greek iconography. State- and military related iconography and pottery, and other objects. | University of Oxford - PhD |
| Reitzammer, Lauri | Greek Vases (Iconography), gender, space-place-landscape, sacred space | University of Colorado, Boulder |
| Reznik, Carolina | Greek pottery related with theatre. Greek theatre | CONICET / UNPSJB - Posdoctoral resercher |
| Rodríguez Pérez, Diana | Athenian vases in the Iberian Peninsula. Iconography (animal representations). John Beazley (life and work - notebooks). Repairs and intentional fragmentation of pottery | University of Edinburgh |
| Roscino, Carmela | Ancient greek tragedy and comedy.. Apulian painters and workshops.. Attributions.. Greek theatre costumes.. Iconography and Iconology.. Semiotics of greek dress.. South-italian red-figured vases.. Vases with indigenous people. | Università degli Studi di Bari "Aldo Moro" |
| Saunders, David | histories of collecting, display, and restoration. Iconography and approaches to pictorial narrative. museum documentation, publication, and outreach. Technical analysis. trade and export | J. Paul Getty Museum |
| Savaresi, Niccolò | Attic pottery. Consumers, consumption studies. Contexts. Funerary archaeology. Magna Graecia. Trade | Universität Basel - PhD candidate |
| Schörner, Hadwiga | Shapes and functions of greek vases; pottery production; history of collections; provenance studies | Austrian Archaeological Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences |
| Serino, Marco | ancient painting tools. ancient technology. archaeology of gesture. experimental archaeology. preliminary sketches. Red-figure pottery. reflectance transformation imaging (RTI). social network analysis. South Italian vases | University of Turin |
| Smith, Amy Claire | Athenian pots. Collections histories. digital Classics. History scholarship incl. the Beazley method. Iconography | Ure Museum of Greek Archaeology, University of Reading |
| Stansbury-O'Donnell, Mark | Pursuit scenes and narrative strategy in Attic vase painting; Lucanian and Early Apulian vase painting, data and statistic analysis; gender and represenation in Attic vase painting | University of St. Thomas, Minnesota |
| Steinhart, Matthias | Greek Vases (Iconography, Inscriptions, Potters and Painters). Reception of Greek Vases in Modern Art and Culture. History of scholarship. | University of Würzburg |
| Stewart, Peter | Beazley Archive. Beazley, John (life and work). Connoisseurship. Provenance studies | Classical Art Research Centre, University of Oxford |
| Tafe, Jennifer | Identity, innovation, the “Artist”. Nikosthenes Workshop. Signatures | Suffolk University, Boston |
| Todd, Franchesca | Corinthian pottery. Etruscan pottery. trade and export | University of Glasgow - MPhil |
| Tomei, Francesca | GIS spatial analysis. Greek ceramics. Labour and energetics. Modes of production. Pottery kilns. Pottery production | University of Liverpool - PhD |
| Topper, Kathryn | Greek Vases (Iconography, Inscriptions). The symposium. Word and image | University of Washington |
| Van Damme, Trevor | Late Bronze Age pottery. Attic and Boeotian pottery (iconography, inscriptions, potters and painters). Contextual studies. Manufacture and trade. | University of Victoria |
| Voukelatos, John | Independent researcher | |
| Watson, Wendy | Greek vases, South Italian Greek vases, Italian Renaissance maiolica. Forgeries of Greek vases and other antiquities | Curator Emerita, Mount Holyoke College Art Museum, South Hadley, MA, USA |
| Weekes, Julie | Children on Athenian vases. Classical Period. Dogs on Athenian vases | The University of Western Australia - Honorary Research Assistant |
| Weppelmann, Marco | Iconography. Image-text relations. Inscriptions. Mythology. Reader-response theory. Visual Studies | Freie Universität Berlin - PhD |
| Yao, Tianqi | Iconography. Mythology. social network analysis. Wordcloud | World Arthistory Institute |
| Zachari, Vasiliki | Black-figure. Iconography. Red-figure pottery. Ritual | EHESS - PhD |
| Ziemens, Sandy | Attic pottery, the workshop of the Penthesilea Painter, workshop organisation, attributions, handle ornaments on cups | Independent researcher |
| ZISA, FLAVIA | Artistic identity.. Athenian black-figure vases.. Attributions.. Contexts.. Iconography and Iconology.. Museology.. Renaissance reception.. Syracuse.. Trade. | Kore University of Enna - Italy - Associate Prof. of Classical Archaeology |
