Museum
Museum of Cycladic Art
Athens, Greece
Museum in Athens. 5 people in the register connected with it.
History
- 1989The Zintilis collection was first shown publicly at 'Cyprus and Aphrodite' (per Alpe).
- 2004Ancient Cypriote Art: The Thanos N. Zintilis Collection at the Museum of Cycladic Art, by Lubsen-Admiraal (Athens, N. P. Goulandris Foundation); separate from her 2003 corpus (SIMA 20:25).
- 2009–2011The A. G. Leventis Foundation sponsored a re-display of the Zintilis Collection in a new A. G. Leventis Gallery; project begun 2009, to continue to 2011.
People
5 peopleStaff and members · 4
- Dolly Goulandrisfounder
- Maria Toliscurator · Curator (M.A.)Shaping the Beginning: modern…, p. 12
- Nicholas Goulandrisfounder
- Stella M. Lubsen-Admiraalspecialist (2003–2004)Papalexandrou 2021, p. 4
Donors and lenders · 1
- Thanos N. Zintilislender (from 2002) · collection housed there since 2002 · lent objectsAlpe 20042002
Objects
Seven stone plank figures (chalk/soft limestone), purported from Kidasi-Foutsi, Paphos district
from Kidasi-Foutsi (purported)via Thanos N. ZintilisFalconer et al. 2014, p. 7Knox 2012, p. 86
Cypro-Minoan inscribed bronze bowl, Z 730
Z 730via Thanos N. ZintilisKanta & Perna 1999
On Ancient Cyprus
6 pages- Returning or Donating Cypriot Antiquities: How It WorksArticle
- Two Birds, Two Necks: A Vounous Jug, Its Louvre Cousin, and a Lost One from Tomb 46AArticle
- Collecting Cypriot Antiquities Today: Law, Provenance and Due DiligenceCompendium
- Stone Plank FiguresCompendium
- Village Life in Late Bronze Age CyprusCompendium
- Terracotta Figure with Upraised Arms and Tall Cylindrical HeaddressObject
Sources
- 1.Laurence Alpe (2004). “Review of S. M. Lubsen-Admiraal, Ancient Cypriote Art in the T. N. Zintilis Collection (2003)”. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 34. Online
- 2.Nassos Papalexandrou (2021). “Review of N. Kourou and G. Bourogiannis, Rythmoi tes Kypriakes Keramikes (Styles of Cypriot Pottery), 2019”. CLARA Review 7.
- 3. (2009). The A. G. Leventis Foundation: third decade 1999 to 2008. A. G. Leventis Foundation.
- 4.Steven E. Falconer, Ellis M. Monahan, Patricia L. Fall (2014). “A Stone Plank Figure from Politiko-Troullia, Cyprus: Potential Implications for Inferring Bronze Age Communal Behavior”. Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research 371, 3-. Online
- 5.Daisy-Kate Knox (2012). “Making Sense of Figurines in Bronze Age Cyprus: A Comprehensive Analysis of Cypriot Ceramic Figurative Material from EC I - LC IIIA (c. 2300 BC - c. 1100 BC)”. PhD thesis, University of Manchester.
- 6.Shaping the Beginning: modern artists and the ancient Eastern Mediterranean. Athens, Museum of Cycladic Art.
- 7.A. Kanta, M. Perna (1999). “An Inscribed Bronze Bowl from Cyprus in the Zintilis Collection”. Kadmos 38, 97-. Online