Wild Goat Style
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Wild Goat Style
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The Wild Goat style is a modern term describing vase painting produced in the east of Greece, namely the southern and eastern Ionian islands, between c. 650 to 550 BCE. Examples have been found notably at the sites in Chios, at Miletus and in Rhodes. The style owes its name to the predominant motif found on such vases: friezes of goats. The style developed the technique introduced during the Orientalizing period of rendering the heads of figures in outline by applying it to the whole of a figure
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wild_Goat_Style
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2022-03-30T10:23:10Z
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