Analyzing surviving portraits of Alexander and the Hellenistic kings, and setting these in the wider political context of the period, this study offers an historical interpretation of the royal image from Alexander to Cleopatra.
Jonathan Bardill
Patrick Roberts
Warren T. Woodfin
Carl Knappett
Katherine Harloe
Danielle L. Kellogg
Roger S. Bagnall
Dimitris Plantzos
Paul Zanker and Bjorn C. Ewald
Duncan Garrow and Chris Gosden
Veronique Dasen
Vicente Lull and Rafael Mico
Steven Rutledge
Tyler Jo Smith
Arts & Humanities > Archaeology > Prehistoric Archaeology
Analyzing surviving portraits of Alexander and the Hellenistic kings, and setting these in the wider political context of the period, this study offers an historical interpretation of the royal image from Alexander to Cleopatra.
Jonathan Bardill
Patrick Roberts
Warren T. Woodfin
Carl Knappett
Katherine Harloe
Danielle L. Kellogg
Roger S. Bagnall
Dimitris Plantzos
Paul Zanker and Bjorn C. Ewald
Duncan Garrow and Chris Gosden
Veronique Dasen
Vicente Lull and Rafael Mico
Steven Rutledge
Tyler Jo Smith
Arts & Humanities > Archaeology > Prehistoric Archaeology
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