Nikos Samartzidis Collection: Linear B Paintings and Poetry Main Menu Splash: Nikos Samartzidis Collection, Linear B Paintings and Poetry The goal of this project is to create an online exhibit of Linear B paintings produced by Nikos Samartzidis. Nikos Samartzidis Collection Paintings and Poetry in Linear B What Is Linear B? Information on the Linear B script Forgotten Scripts Linear B disappearance and Samartzidis Greek Oral Poetry Echoes of Greek oral tradition in Samartzidis Citations and Credits Information on the creation of this Scalar and where to find more information Program in Aegean Scripts and Prehistory, University of Texas at Austin

Samartzidis Painting Gallery

25053 Splash: Nikos Samartzidis Collection, Linear B Paintings and Poetry The goal of this project is to create an online exhibit of Linear B paintings produced by Nikos Samartzidis.

To access full transliteration, mouse-over the top right corner of painting.


Above, you will find a carousel gallery to the paintings of Nikos Samartzidis at PASP. Navigate the carousel by using the left and right arrows on the margins of the image.

Each painting has been annotated with transliterations of the Linear B characters. These annotations are accessible by mousing over the images, either on each line of Linear B or at the top right of each image, where full annotations have been summarized.

The full transliteration format follows these guidelines:

Painting Title (English),
Painting Title (Greek) (if applicable. Not every painting has an English and Greek title),
Year


Transliteration of Linear B symbols into Roman Alphabet (using standard transliteration - full Linear B words divided by commas and the Linear B characters which make up a single word are joined by hyphens.)

Note: The line-breaks within transliterations follow the format of the original lines by Samartzidis. The English and Greek poetry do not correspond to these line breaks.

Greek poem (depicted on the painting) - the Greek correlates to the Linear B script

English - the English is an English translation of the Greek poem.

Want just the script? To the right is a .txt file of all of the exhibited paintings with just their script counter-parts.

Below are thumbnails of all paintings. Clicking the thumbnails will bring you to the individual pages of paintings where you will find the transliterated data as well.

This page has paths:

  1. Citations and Credits Kevin Stuart Lee
  2. Nikos Samartzidis Collection Kevin Stuart Lee
  3. Forgotten Scripts Kevin Stuart Lee
  4. What Is Linear B? Kevin Stuart Lee
  5. Greek Oral Poetry Kevin Stuart Lee

Contents of this path:

  1. Citations and Credits

Contents of this tag:

  1. Painting 01 - Anadyomene
  2. Painting 02 - Pelion
  3. Painting 03 - Melidoni
  4. Painting 15 - Ulysses
  5. Painting 08 - Nostalgic
  6. Painting 17 - Deep Blue Sea
  7. Painting 19 - Dylanology I
  8. Painting 04 - Grillos
  9. Painting 14 - Seaweed
  10. Painting 21 - Dylanology III
  11. Painting 05 - Panormos
  12. Painting 11 - Athens
  13. Painting 06 - Achaea
  14. Painting 16 - Treasure
  15. Painting 09 - Olynthos
  16. Painting 10 - Adiantum
  17. Painting 18 - Poetry
  18. Painting 07 - Thyme
  19. Painting 12 - Heather
  20. Painting 13 - Journey
  21. Painting 20 - Dylanology II

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