Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum Germany

The Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum Germany is the German sub-project of the international Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum (CVA).

The project and its history

The aim of this project is to research and publish ancient ceramics in German public collections according to standardized criteria. The project was founded in 1920; Germany was only accepted as a result of the First World War in 1935. The first German volume appeared in 1938.

For the Corpus Vasorum quorum Germany on behalf of the German's Academies , the Bavarian Academy of Sciences in Munich responsible. This has set up its own commission for the Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum . The editorial work is done by a permanent editor , since 2006 Stefan Schmidt . Since such basic research can hardly be carried out by individual collections today, as the financial resources are usually lacking to pay the editors, the central organization and financing is a guarantee for the success of the project in Germany. The editors of the individual volumes are employed by the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and not by the collections or museums for the duration of their work. Often these were and are young classical archaeologists at the beginning of their careers, but museum employees or well-known vase researchers have also written volumes. Thus, as external employees, they have to fit into the structure of the museums, on whose resources such as restorers, photographers and draftsmen they are dependent. Current research assistants in the project are Georg Gerleigner, Bettina Kreuzer , Susanne Pfisterer-Haas , Laura Puritani, Bettina Reichardt, Angelika Schöne-Denkinger and Martin Schulz (as of January 2019).

The governing body of the CVA Germany is the advisory board of the commission for the Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum . Due to his membership in the Bavarian Academy of Sciences, Paul Zanker is automatically chairman . He chairs the advisory board, which currently includes Christian Kunze , Klaus Fittschen and Bodil Bundgaard Rasmussen as deputy chairmen . Advisory stands by the Committee on the corpus Vasorum quorum , the Matthias Steinhart presides, deputy Martin Bentz , other members are Florian Knauss , Stefan Schmidt and Andreas Scholl .

An employee currently needs about two years to create a volume if he can work on it in a full-time position. Six volumes were published between 1938 and 1944, and the seventh volume appeared after the war in 1951. In the 1950s, 12 volumes were published; 1959 was particularly productive with five volumes published, including three from the GDR. In the 1960s, 12 volumes were published again, 14 each in the 1970s and 1980s, and 13 in the 1990s. The workload has been intensified since the mid-2000s, and coverage for German museums could thus be achieved in the 2040s. The project is currently secured by the German academies until 2030. In the 2000s, 15 volumes were published, in the 2010s 14 volumes were published so far.

Naturally, the majority of the volumes belong to the large German vase collections. So far, 18 volumes have been published for the Staatliche Antikensammlungen in Munich and 16 volumes for the Antikensammlung Berlin ; a total of 100 volumes with the holdings of German collections have been published by 2016. But many smaller public collections (such as Karlsruhe, Schloss Fasanerie and Schwerin) have also been completely processed, as well as the holdings of numerous German university collections. The first CVA volume dedicated to an Austrian collection appeared after the “ Anschluss ” in 1941 as volume 5 of the German series. In 1971 the GDR ended its participation in the project organized from Munich and began a series of its own counting of the volumes. Of these, however, only three volumes appeared between 1972 and 1990. After the reunification of the two German states, the East German collections are also published again in the Munich series.

The volumes of the Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum are published by Verlag CH Beck , with the exception of the nine volumes published between 1959 and 1990 on collections in the GDR that were published by the Akademie-Verlag .

Text and tables of all German CVA volumes up to volume 76 are freely accessible on the Internet. Up to and including volume 72, each volume was published in individual tables, supplemented by a booklet with the explanatory texts and indices in a protective cover. Since volume 73, the tables and text have been a bound hardcover book.

Not within the series or collections collections will be published again, which were published even before the creation of the CVA volumes of comparable quality, such as 1931 by Wilhelm Kraiker published Teilsammlung Attic - red-figure pottery of the Museum of Ancient Art at the University of Heidelberg .

Editors of the German Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum

• 1937–1939 and 1955–1962 Adolf Greifenhagen
• 1962–1966 Dietrich Schulz
• 1966–2004 Heinrich B. Siedentopf
• 1999-2004 Martin Bentz
• 2004–2006 Ralf von den Hoff
• since 2006 Stefan Schmidt

Chair of the Commission for the Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum

Qua office, the respective representative of classical archeology in the Bavarian Academy of Sciences takes on the position of chairman of the commission, even if it has no direct reference to the topic.

• 1936–1961 Ernst Buschor
• 1962–1968 Hans Möbius
• 1968–1987 Emil Kunze
• since 1987 Paul Zanker

The volumes of the Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum Germany

East German volumes from the period between 1949 and 1970 are in italics in the location information.

tape	place	Museum or collection	Subband	Scientific editor	year	Remarks	ISBN
1	Bonn	Academic Art Museum	Bonn 1	Adolf Greifenhagen	1938	Attic red-figure and white-ground vases
2	Berlin	Antiquarium	Berlin 1st	Richard Eilmann Kurt Gebauer	1938	Early Attic vases
3	Munich	Museum of Ancient Cabaret	Munich 1	Reinhard Lullies	1939	Attic black-figure abdominal amphoras
4th	Braunschweig	Duke Anton Ulrich Museum	Braunschweig 1	Adolf Greifenhagen	1940
5	Vienna	University of Vienna and the Franz von Matsch collection	Vienna 1st	Hedwig Kenner	1942
6th	Munich	Museum of Ancient Cabaret	Munich 2	Reinhard Lullies	1944
7th	Karlsruhe	Baden State Museum	Karlsruhe 1	German Hafner	1951
8th	Karlsruhe	Baden State Museum	Karlsruhe 2	German Hafner	1952
9	Munich	Museum of Ancient Cabaret	Munich 3	Reinhard Lullies	1952
10	Heidelberg	Museum of Antiquities at Heidelberg University	Heidelberg 1	Konrad Schauenburg	1954
11	Adolphseck	Fasanerie hunting lodge	Adolphseck 1	Frank Brommer	1956
12	Munich	Museum of Ancient Cabaret	Munich 4	Reinhard Lullies	1956
13	Mannheim	Tear Museum	Mannheim 1	Adolf Greifenhagen	1958
14th	Leipzig	Archaeological Institute of the Karl Marx University	Leipzig 1	Werner Müller	1959
15th	Mainz	Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz	University of Mainz 1	Roland Hampe Erika Simon	1959
16	Adolphseck	Fasanerie Castle	Adolphseck 2	Frank Brommer	1959
17th	Altenburg	State Lindenau Museum	Altenburg 1	Erwin Bielefeld	1959
18th	Altenburg	State Lindenau Museum	Altenburg 2	Erwin Bielefeld	1959
19th	Altenburg	State Lindenau Museum	Altenburg 3	Erwin Bielefeld	1960
20th	Munich	Museum of Ancient Cabaret	Munich 5	Reinhard Lullies	1961
21st	Berlin	Antiquarium	Berlin 2nd	Adolf Greifenhagen	1962	Unity with volume Berlin 3: Attic red-figure bowls, skyphoi, pyxids and jugs from the West Berlin collection
22nd	Berlin	Antiquarium	Berlin 3	Adolf Greifenhagen	1962	Unity with Band Berlin 2: Attic red-figure bowls, skyphoi, pyxids and jugs from the West Berlin collection
23	Heidelberg	Museum of Antiquities at Heidelberg University	Heidelberg 2	Margot Schmidt	1962
24	Gotha	Castle Museum	Gotha 1	Elisabeth Rohde	1964
25th	Frankfurt am Main	Museum of Prehistory and Early History Museum of Arts and Crafts Liebieg-Haus Archaeological Institute of the university	Frankfurt am Main 1	Kurt Deppert	1964
26th	Stuttgart	Württemberg State Museum	Stuttgart 1	Erika Kunze-Götte	1965
27	Heidelberg	Museum of Antiquities at Heidelberg University	Heidelberg 3	Fulvio Canciani	1966
28	Munich	Museum of Ancient Cabaret	Munich 6	Eleni Walter-Karydi	1967	Non-Attic vessels from the 8th to 6th centuries
29	Gotha	Castle Museum	Gotha 2	Elisabeth Rohde	1968
30th	Frankfurt am Main	Museum of Prehistory and Early History Museum of Arts and Crafts Liebieg House	Frankfurt am Main 2	Kurt Deppert	1968	Attic black-figure and red-figure vases
31	Heidelberg	Museum of Antiquities at Heidelberg University	Heidelberg 4	Hildegund Gropengiesser	1970		ISBN 3-406-00931-X
32	Munich	Museum of Ancient Cabaret	Munich 7	Erika Kunze-Götte	1970		ISBN 3-406-00932-8
33	Berlin	Antiquarium	Berlin 4	Norbert Kunisch	1971	Cycladic, Eastern Greek, Chalcidian, laconic and Boeotic vases from the West Berlin collection	ISBN 978-3-406-00933-4
34	Hanover	Kestner Museum	Hanover 1	Anna-Barbara Follmann	1971		ISBN 978-3-406-00934-1
35	kassel	Antiquities Department of the State Art Collections	Kassel 1	Reinhard Lullies	1972		ISBN 3-406-00935-2
36	Tübingen	Collection of Antiquities from the University's Archaeological Institute	Tübingen 1	Klaus Wallenstein	1973	Non-Attic and non-Italic ceramics (including Chalcidian ceramics) apart from the Galaxidi class and Hellenistic ceramics	ISBN 3-406-00936-0
37	Munich	State collections of antiquities	Munich 8	Erika Kunze-Götte	1973		ISBN 978-3-406-00937-2
38	kassel	Antiquities Department of the State Art Collections	Kassel 2	Peter Kranz Reinhard Lullies	1975		ISBN 978-3-406-00938-9
39	Wurzburg	Martin von Wagner Museum	Wurzburg 1	Fernande Hölscher	1975	Mycenaean, Protogeometric, Attic-Geometric, Early Attic and black-figure, Eastern Greek, Corinthian, Boeotian-black-figure, fragments from Orchomenos	ISBN 3-406-00939-5
40	Bonn	Academic Art Museum	Bonn 2nd	Bernd Kaiser	1976		ISBN 978-3-406-06340-4
41	Hamburg	Museum of Arts and Crafts	Hamburg 1	Elfriede Brümmer	1976		ISBN 978-3-406-06341-1
42	Mainz	Roman-Germanic Central Museum	RGZM Mainz 1	Andrea Büsing-Kolbe	1977		ISBN 3-406-06342-X
43	Mainz	Roman-Germanic Central Museum	RGZM Mainz 2	Andrea Büsing-Kolbe	1978		ISBN 3-406-06343-8
44	Tübingen	Collection of Antiquities from the University's Archaeological Institute	Tübingen 2	Klaus Wallenstein	1978		ISBN 3-406-06344-6
45	Berlin	Antique Museum	Berlin 5	Heide Mommsen	1980	Attic black-figure amphorae from the West Berlin collection	ISBN 3-406-06345-4
46	Wurzburg	Martin von Wagner Museum	Würzburg 2	Fernande Hölscher	1980		ISBN 3-406-07646-7
47	Tübingen	Collection of Antiquities from the University's Archaeological Institute	Tübingen 3	Johannes Burow	1980		ISBN 3-406-07647-5
48	Munich	State collections of antiquities	Munich 9	Erika Kunze-Götte	1982		ISBN 3-406-07648-3
49	North Rhine-Westphalia	Hetjens Museum Düsseldorf Kaiser Wilhelm Museum Krefeld Clemens Selz Museum Neuss	North Rhine-Westphalia 1	Heinrich B. Siedentopf	1982		ISBN 3-406-07649-1
50	Frankfurt am Main	Museum of Prehistory and Early History Museum of Arts and Crafts Liebieg House	Frankfurt am Main 3	Kurt Deppert	1982	Lower-Italian rotfigure vases, Gnathia vases	ISBN 3-406-07650-5
51	Wurzburg	Martin von Wagner Museum	Würzburg 3	Irma Wehgartner	1983	Etruscan pottery	ISBN 3-406-09751-0
52	Tübingen	Collection of Antiquities from the University's Archaeological Institute	Tübingen 4	Elke Boehr	1984	Attic black-figure ceramics	ISBN 3-406-30181-9
53	Berlin	Antique Museum	Berlin 6	Christiane Dehl-von Kaenel	1986	Aegina Fund	ISBN 3-406-31097-4
54	Tübingen	Collection of Antiquities from the University's Archaeological Institute	Tübingen 5	Johannes Burow	1986	Attic black-figure ceramics	ISBN 3-406-31710-3
55	Kiel	Collection of antiquities at the Kunsthalle Kiel	Kiel 1	Brigitte Freyer-Schauenburg	1988	Boiotisch; Laconically; Attic black-figure, red-figure, white-grounded and with opaque colors; Euboean ?; Black varnish goods; Varnish ware with black ornaments; West slope ceramics; Hellenistic pottery	ISBN 3-406-32830-X
56	Munich	State collections of antiquities	Munich 10	Berthold Fellmann	1988	Attic black-figure small master cups	ISBN 3-406-33006-1
57	Munich	State collections of antiquities	Munich 11	Berthold Fellmann	1989	Attic black-figure small master cups	ISBN 3-406-33653-1
58	Goettingen	Archaeological Institute of the University of Göttingen	Göttingen 1	Martin Bentz Frank Rumscheid	1989	Lower Italian vases	ISBN 3-406-32992-6
59	Bonn	Academic Art Museum	Bonn 3	Magdalene mercenary	1990	Lower Italian vases	ISBN 3-406-34390-2
60	Karlsruhe	Baden State Museum	Karlsruhe 3	Carina White	1990		ISBN 3-406-34689-8
61	Berlin	Antique Museum	Berlin 7	Heide Mommsen	1991	Attic-black-figure colonette craters, stamnoi, lutrophores, hydria, pelicas, oinochoen, epinetra, pyxidia and exaleiptra from the West Berlin collection	ISBN 3-406-35270-7
62	Berlin	Antique Museum	Berlin 8	Irma Wehgartner	1991	Attic white-ground lekyths from the former West Berlin collection	ISBN 3-406-35237-5
63	Mainz	Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz	University of Mainz 2	Elke Boehr	1992	Attic red-figure, white-ground and veneered ceramics	ISBN 3-406-36544-2
64	Kiel	Collection of antiquities at the Kunsthalle Kiel	Kiel 2	Mathias Prange	1993	Cypriot; Mycenaean; Geometric; Corinthian; Eastern Greek; Etruscan; Lower Italian black-figure	ISBN 3-406-37105-1
65	Munich	State collections of antiquities	Munich 12	Susanne Pfisterer-Haas	1993	Attic black-figure olpen and shamrocks	ISBN 3-406-37527-8
66	Frankfurt am Main	Liebieghaus University	Frankfurt am Main 4	Stamatia Mayer-Emmerling Ursula Vedder	1994		ISBN 3-406-38949-X
67	gain	Collection of antiquities at the Friedrich Alexander University	Erlangen 1	Olaf Dräger	1995		ISBN 3-406-40491-X
68	Tübingen	Collection of Antiquities from the University's Archaeological Institute	Tübingen 6	Birgit Rückert	1996	Italian vases	ISBN 3-406-40677-7
69	Tübingen	Collection of Antiquities from the University's Archaeological Institute	Tübingen 7	Birgit Rückert	1997	Italian vases	ISBN 3-406-41981-X
70	to water	Collection of antiquities at the Justus Liebig University	Casting 1	Marie Sipsie-Eschbach	1998		ISBN 3-406-43599-8
71	Wurzburg	Martin von Wagner Museum	Wurzburg 4	Gudrun Güntner	1999	Lower Italian red-figure vases	ISBN 3-406-44650-7
72	Hanover	Kestner Museum	Hanover 2	Alexander Mlasowsky	2000		ISBN 3-406-46822-5
73	Goettingen	Archaeological Institute of the University of Göttingen	Göttingen 2	Martin Bentz Christiane Dehl-von Kaenel	2001	Corinthian and Etruscan pottery	ISBN 3-406-47450-0
74	Berlin	Antique Museum	Berlin 9	Elke Boehr	2002	Attic red-figure hydration, Attic varnish hydration	ISBN 3-406-49044-1
75	Mannheim	Tear Museum	Mannheim 2	Federico Utili	2003		ISBN 3-406-50565-1
76	Dresden	State art collections, sculpture collection	Dresden 1	Rolf Hurschmann	2003	Lower Italian red-figure vases	ISBN 3-406-51718-8
77	Munich	State collections of antiquities	Munich 13	Berthold Fellmann	2004	Attic black-figure eye cups	ISBN 3-406-51960-1
78	Munich	State collections of antiquities	Munich 14	Erika Kunze-Götte	2005	Attic black-figure neck amphoras	ISBN 3-406-53203-9
79	Bochum	Art collections of the Ruhr University	Bochum 1st	Norbert Kunisch	2005	Mycenaean, Attic-geometric and Attic-black-figure vases	ISBN 3-406-53754-5
80	Leipzig	University of Antiquities Museum	Leipzig 3	Susanne Pfisterer-Haas	2006		ISBN 3-406-53755-3
81	Bochum	Art collections of the Ruhr University	Bochum 2	Norbert Kunisch	2006	Attic-red-figure, white-ground and black-faced vases	ISBN 3-406-54442-8
82	Bochum	Art collections of the Ruhr University	Bochum 3	Norbert Kunisch	2007	Non-Attic vases	ISBN 978-3-406-55854-2
83	Goettingen	Archaeological Institute of the University of Göttingen	Göttingen 3	Norbert Eschbach	2007	Attic black-figure ceramics	ISBN 978-3-406-55855-9
84	gain	Collection of antiquities at the Friedrich Alexander University	Erlangen 2	Olaf Dräger	2007	black-figure, red-figure and white-ground lekyths	ISBN 978-3-406-56481-9
85	Berlin	Collection of antiquities	Berlin 10	Christiane Dehl-von Kaenel	2008	Geometric ceramics	ISBN 978-3-406-57839-7
86	Berlin	Collection of antiquities	Berlin 11	Angelika Schöne-Denkinger	2009	Attic red-figure mixing vessels. Boiotian red-figure craters	ISBN 978-3-406-59319-2
87	Munich	State collections of antiquities	Munich 15	Erika Kunze-Götte	2010	Attic white-ground lekyths	ISBN 978-3-406-60170-5
88	Munich	State collections of antiquities	Munich 16	Susanne Pfisterer-Haas	2010	Attic red-figure bowls	ISBN 978-3-406-60761-5
89	Berlin	Collection of antiquities	Berlin 12	Nina Zimmermann-Elseify	2011	Attic white-ground lekyths from the former East Berlin collection	ISBN 978-3-406-61493-4
90	Jena	Collection of antique cabaret at the Friedrich Schiller University	Jena 1	Hadwiga Schörner	2011		ISBN 978-3-406-62560-2
91	Hamburg	Museum of Arts and Crafts	Hamburg 2nd	Rolf Hurschmann	2012	Lower Italian red-figure pottery	ISBN 978-3-406-62566-4
92	Goettingen	Archaeological Institute of the University of Göttingen	Göttingen 4	Norbert Eschbach	2012	Attic red-figure ceramics	ISBN 978-3-406-63595-3
93	Berlin	Collection of antiquities	Berlin 13	Nina Zimmermann-Elseify	2013	Attic red-figure lekyths	ISBN 978-3-406-64873-1
94	Berlin	Collection of antiquities	Berlin 14	Heide Mommsen	2013	Attic black-figure amphorae	ISBN 978-3-406-65335-3
95	Berlin	Collection of antiquities	Berlin 15	Angelika Schöne-Denkinger	2014	Attic red-figure and black-varnished pelikos, loutrophores and Lebetes gamikoi	ISBN 978-3-406-66145-7
96	Munich	State collections of antiquities	Munich 17	Yasmin Olivier-Trottenberg	2014	Etruscan black-figure pottery	ISBN 978-3-406-66656-8
97	Dresden	State art collections, sculpture collection	Dresden 2	Eva Hofstetter-Dolega	2015		ISBN 978-3-406-67747-2
98	Munich	State collections of antiquities	Munich 18	Elke Boehr	2015	Attic bilingual and red-figure bowls	ISBN 978-3-406-67748-9
99	Berlin	Collection of antiquities	Berlin 16	Nina Zimmermann-Elseify	2015	Attic alabastra and abdominal lekyths	ISBN 978-3-406-68353-4
100	Bonn	Academic Art Museum	Bonn 4	Dirk Piekarski	2016	Geometric and oriental ceramics	ISBN 978-3-406-6999-7-9
101	Munich	State collections of antiquities	Munich 19	Bettina Kreuzer	2018	Attic black-figure hydria	ISBN 978-3-406-71540-2
102	Berlin	Collection of antiquities	Berlin 17th	Nina Zimmermann-Elseify	2018	Attic black-figure lekyths	ISBN 978-3-406-71541-9
103	Berlin	Collection of antiquities	Berlin 18	Angelika Schöne-Denkinger	2018	Attic red-figure jugs and plastic vessels	ISBN 978-3-406-72217-2
104	Dresden	State art collections, sculpture collection	Dresden 3	Norbert Eschbach	2018	Attic red-figure ceramics	ISBN 978-3-7696-3781-6
105	Munich	State collections of antiquities	Munich 20	Yasmin Olivier-Trottenberg	2019	Etruscan red-figure pottery	ISBN 978-3-7696-3782-3
106	Dresden	State art collections, sculpture collection	Dresden 4	Christiane Dehl-von Kaenel	December 2020	Geometric and Corinthian ceramics	ISBN 978-3-7696-3783-0
107	Munich	State collections of antiquities	Munich 21	Bettina Kreuzer	October 2020	Attic red-figure craters	ISBN 978-3-7696-3784-7

Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum volumes of the GDR

tape	place	museum	Subband	editor	year	Remarks	ISBN
1	Schwerin	State Museum Schwerin	Schwerin	Gottfried von Lücken	1972	Total stock
2	Leipzig	Museum of Antiquities at the Karl Marx University	Leipzig 2nd	Eberhard Paul	1973	Black-figure pottery
3	Berlin	Berlin State Museums, Collection of Antiquities	Berlin 1st	Elisabeth Rohde	1990	Attic red-figure vases	ISBN 3-05-001767-8

Supplements to the Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum Germany

Since 2002 supplements have been published for the volumes of the Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum. The series publishes contributions from conferences of the CVA that deal with fundamental questions and basic research on ancient ceramics.

tape	title	editor	year	meeting	ISBN
1	Vase Research and Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum. Positioning and perspectives	Martin Bentz	2002	Munich 2000	ISBN 3-406-49043-3
2	Attic vases in an Etruscan context. Finds from houses and sanctuaries	Martin Bentz , Christoph Reusser	2004	Regensburg 2002	ISBN 3-406-51904-0
3	Preserve or restore. The restoration of Greek vases from ancient times to the present day	Martin Bentz , Ursula Kästner	2007	Berlin 2006	ISBN 3-406-56482-8
4th	Hermeneutics of Images. Contributions to the iconography and interpretation of Greek vase painting	Stefan Schmidt , John H. Oakley	2009	Munich 2008	ISBN 978-3-406-59321-5
5	Vase pictures in culture transfer. Circulation and reception of Greek ceramics in the Mediterranean	Stefan Schmidt , Adrian Stähli	2012	Munich 2010	ISBN 978-3-406-62567-1
6th	Collect and explore. Greek vases in modern collections	Stefan Schmidt , Matthias Steinhart	2014	Munich 2012	ISBN 978-3-406-66400-7
7th	Potter - painter - workshop. Attributions in Greek vase painting and the organization of ancient ceramic production	Norbert Eschbach , Stefan Schmidt	2016	2014	ISBN 978-3-406-66940-8
8th	Staging of identities. Lower Italian vase painting between Greeks and indigenous people	Ursula Kästner , Stefan Schmidt	2018	2016	ISBN 978-3-7696-3779-3

literature

• Heinrich B. Siedentopf : Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum. In: Akademie-Journal. 1, 1996, ISSN  0942-4776 , pp. 2-8.
• Martin Bentz (editor): Vase research and Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum. Positioning and perspectives. (= Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum. Supplements 1), CH Beck, Munich 2002, ISBN 3-406-49043-3 . In this:
  • Martin Bentz: On the history of the CVA. Pp. 9-15.
  • Wolf-Dieter Heilmeyer : Ceramology versus vase science? The CVA from the perspective of a museum director. Pp. 17-18.
  • Martin Schulz: The CVA as a source of information. An experience report. Pp. 19-22.
• Myriam Hönig (editor): language, writing, images. Paths to our cultural memory. Brochure for the exhibition from June 21 to August 31, 2007 in the Pergamon Museum and the Altes Museum on Museum Island Berlin. Published by the Union of German Academies of Sciences. Staatliche Museen, Berlin 2007, pp. 10–13, online (PDF; 4.47 MB) .
• Norbert Eschbach : Shards bring luck. Of hunting instinct and detective instinct: Notes on work in museums and collections for the Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum. In: Akademie Aktuell 2/2015, pp. 66–71

Web links

• Homepage of the commission for the Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum at the Bavarian Academy of Sciences
• CVA online