(Hellenistic Greek Art [continued (11))[– Cycladic, Cretan, Minoan][28th January 1991]

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And cf: *‘Many time in the preceding pages the essential stylistic and thematic characteristics of the art of the Cyclades, Crete and the Greek mainland have been emphasised: the open, unsophisticated freshness of Cycladic taste,** the subtler fluidity of Minoan art*** and its concentration on subjects from nature and religion, the formality, insensitivity and violent preoccupations of the Mycenaeans.’****

– E[ncylopaedia of] V[isual] A[rt]1:112 (followed by qualifications)

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*{(This is already quoted at [[Redbook8:162][19901229:1210i]{Aegean Art}[29th December 1990],] 162)}

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