The Horse in Greek Art Sidney David Markman: The Horse in Greek Art. (Johns Hopkins University Studies in Archaeolog, No. 35.) Pp. xvii+211; 62 figures. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press (London: Oxford University Press), 1943. Cloth, 30s. net
The Classical Review 60 (01):47-49 (1946)
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