Summary: Publisher Summary 1 The sixth volume in a series that documents the vast collection of Greek vases in the Getty Museum. Eight essays by experts in the field (presented in English, German, or Italian) shed light on a number of objects from the Museum's fine collection of antiquities and include the identification of a new Corinthian painter, the publication of three Caeretan hydriai, the reconstruction of an important early krater, a treatment of a parody of a phlyax comedy on a South Italian vase, among other topics. Contains 165 b&w illustrations, 22 drawings, and 1 double gatefold. Lacks an index. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)   Publisher Summary 2 This is the sixth in a series that documents the vast collection of Greek vases in the Getty Museum. Eight essay--in English, German, and Italian--shed light on a number of objects from the Museum's fine collection. Included are the identification of a new Corinthian painter by C.W. Neeft; the publication of three Caeretan hydriai by J.M. Hemelrijk; and the reconstruction of an important early krater by the Berlin painter discussed by Mary B. Moore. Also included is a discussion of a parody of a phylax comedy on a South Italian vase by Anneliese Kossatz-Deissmann, as well as essays by Petra Reichert-Sudbeck, Glann Markoe, Flavia Zisa, and Ruth Lindner.