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Scholar

Langlotz

fl. 2001

Scholar, active in 2001.

Life and work

  1. by 2001
    Suggested that the Louvre bronze leg Br 69 (MNC 1190, Péretié's last gift, thought by De Ridder to be Mattei's gift from Cyprus; Louvre archives say it came from Saida) belonged with the Chatsworth (Tamassos) bronze head; Cassimatis says the idea was never carried out and finds it unlikely on style.

    Cassimatis 2001, p. 240, n. 9

Objects

  • Bronze leg (right leg to the hip) of a male statue, Louvre MNC 1190 = Br 69

    From Saida per Louvre archives; Cyprus per De RidderMusée du Louvre MNC 1190 = Br 69Cassimatis 2001, p. 240

Sources

  1. 1.Hélène Cassimatis (2001). “Melchior de Vogüé et alii and Cyprus: Monsieur Péretié”. Cyprus in the 19th Century AD: Fact, Fancy and Fiction, 216-221. Oxford, Oxbow Books.
  2. 2. (1977). “Review of E. Langlotz, Studien zur nordostgriechischen Kunst (Mainz 1975)”.
  3. 3.E. Langlotz (1932). Griechische Vasen. Martin von Wagner-Museum Universität Würzburg. München.
  4. 4.E. Langlotz (1927). Frühgriechische Bildhauerschulen. Nürnberg, Ernst Fromann & Sohn.