Curator · Scholar · Cataloguer
J. Michael Padgett
fl. 1997–2012 · United States
American curator and scholar, active 1997–2012. Wrote with William A. P. Childs and Joanna S. Smith.
Life and work
- 2009Published the Attic imports at Marion, preliminary results of the Princeton University Archaeological Expedition to Polis Chrysochous
- 2012Co-curated, with W. A. P. Childs and Joanna S. Smith, the exhibition City of Gold: Tomb and Temple in Ancient Cyprus at Princeton, and co-edited the catalogue. Childs credits Smith and Padgett with guiding both projects at every step.
PrincetonChilds et al. 2012
- 2012Wrote a catalogue entry, Red-Figure Wine Cup (Kylix), in City of Gold, pp. 146-147
Connections
2 peopleScholarship
- Wrote with Joanna S. Smith2012
- Wrote with William A. P. Childs2012
Sources
- 1.W. A. P. Childs (ed.), J. S. Smith (ed.), J. M. Padgett (ed.) (2012). City of Gold: The Archaeology of Polis Chrysochous, Cyprus. Princeton, Princeton University Art Museum.
- 2.W. A. P. Childs (ed.), J. S. Smith (ed.), J. M. Padgett (ed.) (2012). City of Gold: The Archaeology of Polis Chrysochous, Cyprus. Princeton, Princeton University Art Museum.
- 3.John Michael Padgett (2009). “Attic Imports at Marion. Preliminary Results of the Princeton University Archaeological Expedition to Polis Chrysochous, Cyprus”. Athenian Potters and Painters II, 220-231. Oxford.
- 4.J. Michael Padgett (2012). “Red-Figure Wine Cup (Kylix)”. City of Gold: Ancient Cyprus at Princeton, 146-147.
- 5.John Michael Padgett (2003). The Centaur's Smile: The Human Animal in Early Greek Art. New Haven, Princeton University Art Museum.
- 6.J. M. Padgett (2000). “The Stable Hands of Dionysos: Satyrs and Donkeys as Symbols of Social Marginalization in Attic Vase Painting”. Not the Classical Ideal, 43-70. Leiden, Brill.
- 7.M. Recke (2018). Like Herrings in a Barrel: Max Ohnefalsch-Richter.
- 8.Eric M. Meyers (ed.) (1997). The Oxford Encyclopedia of Archaeology in the Near East. New York, Oxford University Press.