В.Е.

Сусленков (ПСТГУ; Греко-латинский кабинет)

ПЕРСОНИФИКАЦИИ в живописи V-VI вв.: генезис и
классификация
Stars dive into the
sea at sunrise.
Attic red-figure
calyx-crater, 450-
400 BC
Himeros and Pothos put Aphrodite’s
chariot
Chryse, Eunomia, Nike or Dike, Eukleia
Athena and Demos awards crown to Euphron of
Sikion. 318/317 BC. Athens, NAM
Demos, Athena and Herakles. Athenes, NAM.
3-d quarter of IV cent. BC
Demos crowning honorand.
3-d to 4-th quarter of IV cent. BC
Demos being crowned by Demokrateia.
337/336 BC. Agora
*Messerschmidt, W. PROSOPOPOIIA:
Personifikationen politischen Charakters in
spatklassischer und hellenistischer Kunst
(Arbeiten zur Archaologie). Cologne, 2003.
Smith, A. Political Personifications in Classical Art
(diss. Yale Univ.). 1997
Apotheosis of
Homer (The
Archelaos
relief). Late III
century BC.
Homer flanked by the Iliad and Odyssey. Late Roman mosaic from Seleukeia-Piereia.
Antakya, Archeological Museum
Таласса-Море - Церковь Апостолов в Мадабе, VI в.
Гея-Земля - Церковь Амоса и Касисея на Горе
Нево, VI в.
Время года, одна из четырех угловых фигур на бордюре мозаики
Ипполитовой комнаты в Мадабе. 1-я пол. VI в.
Arete Kelsou, Episteme Kelsou, Ennoia Philippou, Sophia Kelsou.
Statues on the facade of The Library of Celsus. 117-125 AD.
Рождение Ахиллеса (слева Анатрофэ и Амбросия – не сохр., справа – Мойры).
Мозаика из Дома Тесея в Неа Пафосе. V в.
The whole Mosaic of Constantine’s villa. From Daphne, Antioch. Musee du Louvre, Paris
Mosaic Ktisis, Dynamis,
Ananeosis (destr.),
Euandreia of Mosaic from
so-called
Constantinian Villa .
From Daphne, Antioch.
Musee du Louvre, Paris
Мозаика с охотами героев и Мегалопсюхией, из комплекса Yakto, Антиохия. Ок. 450 г.
• Bath of Apolausis, 1938. Antioch Expedition Archives, Department
of Art and Archaeology, Princeton University, no. 4082
• Константинова
вилла, Антиохия,
ок. 325. Вместе с
 Ἀνανέωσις,
Δύναμις,
Εὐανδρία.
•
Из Дома Ктисис,
ок. 500 г.
• Из Дома Геи и
Времен года. Ок.
460 г.
• С Виллы
Евстолия в
Курионе, Кипр.
Ок. 500 г.
Ktisis with allegories of «good-wishes». Unknown Provenance, very likely area of Antioch
500–550 AD. Met Museum, New York
Ktisis. Mosaic from House of Ktisis, Room 1, Antioch. First quarter of 5 th century AD
Antioch Museum, Hatay, Turkey. Mosaic of Ktisis before lifting, 1938
Ktisis. Mosaic from House of Ge and the Seasons, Room 4, Antioch .
3d quarter of 5th century AD. Worcester, Art Museum, MA, USA
Ktisis. Mosaic from Awzai, Lebanon. V-VI century AD
Beit ed-dine Palace, Beirut, Lebanon
Ktisis. Mosaic from the Villa of the Amazons, Haleplibahce, Edessa / Şanlıurfa. 560-580 AD.
Şanlıurfa, Haleplibahce Museum
V_Epicosmesis_from Mt Staurin. Hatay Museum
Гетосюнэ. Антакья, Музей мозаик
Winter. Detail of Mosaic from the House of Muses and the Poets in Gerasa / Jerash,
Jordan. Orange (Texasd), Stark Museum of Art
Kosmesis, Ananeosis, Ktisis. Mosaics from the Eastern
church at Qasr el-Lebia / Olbya / Nea Polis
Theodorias (Lybia) (50 panels, mostly of animals,
gods, goddesses, nymphs, and famous landmarks like
the Pharos light house of Alexandria)
After 539-540 AD. Museum of Qasr, Lybia
Eirene. Mosaic from Domus Eirene at
Philippopolis, Thrace. Late 4th century to
middle 5th AD.
*Topalilov, Ivo. On the Eirene Mosaic from
Philippopolis, Thrace. JMR 11, 2018. P.
273–285
Ktisis. From the
church at Ras el-
Hilal. Justinian
period. Apollonia
Museum (Cyrene,
Lybia)
Ktisis. Mosaic from the baths of House of Eustolius (Christian complex), Kourion, Cyprus.
Beginning of 5th century AD. In situ
Aeon with the Zodiac-Wheel. II AD.
Glyptothek, Munich
Aeon, Gaea, Carpi, Horae and Prometheus.
Mosaic from Chahba / Philippopoilis. Ca.
244-249 AD. Damascus, National Museum
Agriculture, the Four winds, Four seasons,
Dew, the Earth or Corn goddess, and Karpoi,
are accompanied by Prometheus modeling
the first man and Psyche, led by Hermes.
Parabiaggio
Phanes and the Leontocephaline
*Cohen, Simona. Transformations of Time and
Temporality in Medieval and Renaissance Art //
Brill’s Studies on Art, Art History, and Intellectual
History, Volume: 228/6. 2014