Minoan Wall Painting of Pseira, Crete

Minoan Wall Painting of Pseira, CreteThis study of a fragmentary wall painting from the Minoan shrine on the islet of Pseira, located just off the northeastern coast of Crete, reveals a large scale goddess facing a smaller suppliant in a presentation scene on an incurved altar platform; its style and technique argue for a strong Knossian religious presence at Pseira.

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