T. B. L. (Thomas Bertram Lonsdale) Webster (1905–1974) was a British archaeologist and classicist, particularly interested in Greek comedy. He started his career as Hulme Professor of Greek at Manchester University, where he remained for seventeen years. He then moved on to the chair of Greek at University College London, where he established the London Institute of Classical Studies. His final position was at Stanford University where he was Professor of Classics, Emeritus.

• List of Illustrations. Abbreviations. Foreword. 1. Potters 2. Special Commissions 3. Other Pictures with Contemporary or Special Names 4. Some Rare Scenes 5. Some Special Stories 6. Users and Subjects 7. Wedding and Funeral Scenes 8. Symposion and Komos Scenes 9. Dances 10. Cult Scenes 11. Victorious Athletes 12. Concerts 13. Other Pictures of Nike 14. Horsemen and Chariots 15. Athletics 16. Men and Women 17. Women 18. Various 19. Mythological Scenes 20. Purchasers and Patrons. Index.

T. B. L. (Thomas Bertram Lonsdale) Webster (1905–1974) was a British archaeologist and classicist, particularly interested in Greek comedy. He started his career as Hulme Professor of Greek at Manchester University, where he remained for seventeen years. He then moved on to the chair of Greek at University College London, where he established the London Institute of Classical Studies. His final position was at Stanford University where he was Professor of Classics, Emeritus.

• List of Illustrations. Abbreviations. Foreword. 1. Potters 2. Special Commissions 3. Other Pictures with Contemporary or Special Names 4. Some Rare Scenes 5. Some Special Stories 6. Users and Subjects 7. Wedding and Funeral Scenes 8. Symposion and Komos Scenes 9. Dances 10. Cult Scenes 11. Victorious Athletes 12. Concerts 13. Other Pictures of Nike 14. Horsemen and Chariots 15. Athletics 16. Men and Women 17. Women 18. Various 19. Mythological Scenes 20. Purchasers and Patrons. Index.

T. B. L. (Thomas Bertram Lonsdale) Webster (1905–1974) was a British archaeologist and classicist, particularly interested in Greek comedy. He started his career as Hulme Professor of Greek at Manchester University, where he remained for seventeen years. He then moved on to the chair of Greek at University College London, where he established the London Institute of Classical Studies. His final position was at Stanford University where he was Professor of Classics, Emeritus.

• List of Illustrations. Abbreviations. Foreword. 1. Potters 2. Special Commissions 3. Other Pictures with Contemporary or Special Names 4. Some Rare Scenes 5. Some Special Stories 6. Users and Subjects 7. Wedding and Funeral Scenes 8. Symposion and Komos Scenes 9. Dances 10. Cult Scenes 11. Victorious Athletes 12. Concerts 13. Other Pictures of Nike 14. Horsemen and Chariots 15. Athletics 16. Men and Women 17. Women 18. Various 19. Mythological Scenes 20. Purchasers and Patrons. Index.