Larisa Yu Shpak
Biographic Data
| ID | 5663706 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Larisa Yu Shpak |
| GIVEN NAMES | Larisa Yu |
| FAMILY NAME | Shpak |
| SIGNATURE | SHPAK L Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lomonosov Moscow State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6936-9426 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Composite Portrait as a Method in Biological and Historical Anthropology
Galton’s method of composite portraiture is based on obtaining an integral image of a group based on images of individuals. Composite portrait and anthropological photography complement of standard descriptive and measurement techniques in ethnic anthropology. Anthropological photography and composite portraiture developed in Russia by objectifying of methods and obtaining photographical quantitatives. Currently, the method presented in the digit…
Typology of Faces on Etruscan Terracotta (To the Problem of the Evolution of the Style of Head Types According to p.j. Riis)
Introduction. Etruscan-Italian fine art experienced a noticeable artistic influence from Greece. Iconographic types of the head and face were transmitted both through the import of finished Greek products and through the circulation of matrices and the artists themselves, which complicates the chronology and typology of monuments. P.J. Riis proposes to systematize the "evolution" of Etruscan terracotta styles by constructing a chronological serie…
Some anthropological characteristics of ancient (according to fine art sources) and modern Greeks
Introduction. Greek sculpture and vase painting, despite the comprehensive study of specialists in many fields of science, can represent a source of information for historical and biological anthropology. The vase painting and sculpture of the ancient Greeks has been studied in the context of ethnic and biological continuity with the modern Greek population. Materials and methods. A total of 1020 vases (2379 people) and 174 reliefs (300 people) w…
Anthropological study of ancient and modern populations based on visual art
Introduction. The article is devoted to a review of the results of anthropological research of European populations based on visual art, which is conducted in the laboratory of racial studies of the Anuchin Institute and Museum of Anthropology of Moscow State University. Results and discussion. The study of morphological variability of population based on the visual arts is a relatively new interdisciplinary area of physical anthropology. Researc…
Comparative Anthropological Characteristics of Attic White-Ground Vase Painting
Introduction. Of the numerous ceramic production centers of ancient Greece, the Attica region is notable for its continuous development of vase painting styles. Compared to the black-figure and red-figure painting techniques, the polychrome painting of Attic vases on a white-ground may indicate polymorphism in the pigmentation of the ancient Greeks. Materials and methods. The material was collected in digitized museum collections and thematic lit…
Anthropology of Composite Images of the Etruscan Portrait
In the invaluable for the physical anthropologist gallery of ancient faces represented by fine arts the Etruscan portrait occupies a special place. A large number of sculptural images of Etruscans are made in the genre of physiognomic portrait, which naturalistically conveys individual elements of the appearance, important for the descriptive analysis of morphological variability. Craniological and paleogenetic data regarding the origin of the Et…
Differentiating capabilities of papillary patterns in finger’s middle phalanges (using the example of Eurasian populations)
Introduction. An assessment of the currently known data on intergroup variability of papillary patterns of fingers' middle phalanges suggests the possibility of using these characteristics to differentiate Eurasian populations. Material and methods. The study conducted on the prints of fingers' middle phalanges of 1178 men from 12 ethno-territorial groups of Russia and Kyrgyzstan. These are mainly archival materials represented by impressions of …
Comparative study of anthropological aspects of greek vase painting and etruscan murals
Introduction. The fine arts of archaic Greece and Etruria experienced a noticeable influence of the East. The transition from archaic to classical time influenced the forms of depicting the morphological features of a person in antique art. Comparative study of the anthropological features of the antique population of the Mediterranean on the greek painted pottery and etruscan murals of the archaic and classical times was the purpose of our study…
Anthropology and art (about some results and plans of the anthropological study of ancient and modern populations based on fine art)
Introduction. The article is devoted to a retrospective review of the results of the anthropological study of fine art sources, achieved by the race research laboratory directed I.V. Perevozchikov that are currently ongoing. Materials and methods. Descriptions of materials and methods are detailed in the main articles of the team cited in the bibliography. Results and discussion. The anthropological study of fine art is a new interdisciplinary di…
Clarifications on the dermatoglyphic method in "Anthropometry" by V.V. Bunak
Dermatoglyphics is an integral part of the biological anthropology related to the studies of the population polymorphism and geographical variability of Homo sapiens. V.V. Bunak presented the dermatoglyphic methods in the chapter XI of "Anthropometry" too compact, the text needs some technical explanations, which was the purpose of this work. Materials and methods. We have combined the comments to the XI chapter of "Anthropometry" with a summary …
Fine Art as an Anthropological Source
Already in the early stages of the development of anthropology as an independent branch of knowledge, researchers focused on fine art as a source of anthropological information. Before the era of photography, information about a person’s appearance could be obtained either from his description by contemporaries, or from his lifetime portraiture. In anthropology, the main method of obtaining information about the biological characteristics of the …
Roman sculptural portrait and votive portrait of the Roman republic time (preliminary comparative data on composite portraits)
The materials for the composite portraits were images from electronic antique collections of museums, image banks and catalogs. To obtain visual images of the studied groups, the composite portrait method was used in a digital program. Results and discussion. Unlike the roman sculptural portrait of the 1st century BC, which has a specific purpose and real prototypes, prototypes of votive terracotta heads of the 3rd – 1st centuries BC can be both …
Influence of psychological and emotional features on anthropologic and aesthetic face analysis based on the first impression of men’s and women’s appearance
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The image of a person in the votive tradition of the ancient Mediterranean (according to literary sources)
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Pigmentation polymorphism in the ancient Mediterranean on the materials of fine art
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To the anthropology of the Etruscans
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The ancient Mediterranean anatomical votives
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To the anthropology of the Etruscans
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Pigmentation polymorphism in the ancient Mediterranean on the materials of fine art
Influence of psychological and emotional features on anthropologic and aesthetic face analysis based on the first impression of men’s and women’s appearance
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The image of a person in the votive tradition of the ancient Mediterranean (according to literary sources)
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Fine Art as an Anthropological Source
Already in the early stages of the development of anthropology as an independent branch of knowledge, researchers focused on fine art as a source of anthropological information. Before the era of photography, information about a person’s appearance could be obtained either from his description by contemporaries, or from his lifetime portraiture. In anthropology, the main method of obtaining information about the biological characteristics of the …
Roman sculptural portrait and votive portrait of the Roman republic time (preliminary comparative data on composite portraits)
The materials for the composite portraits were images from electronic antique collections of museums, image banks and catalogs. To obtain visual images of the studied groups, the composite portrait method was used in a digital program. Results and discussion. Unlike the roman sculptural portrait of the 1st century BC, which has a specific purpose and real prototypes, prototypes of votive terracotta heads of the 3rd – 1st centuries BC can be both …
Anthropology and art (about some results and plans of the anthropological study of ancient and modern populations based on fine art)
Introduction. The article is devoted to a retrospective review of the results of the anthropological study of fine art sources, achieved by the race research laboratory directed I.V. Perevozchikov that are currently ongoing. Materials and methods. Descriptions of materials and methods are detailed in the main articles of the team cited in the bibliography. Results and discussion. The anthropological study of fine art is a new interdisciplinary di…
Clarifications on the dermatoglyphic method in "Anthropometry" by V.V. Bunak
Dermatoglyphics is an integral part of the biological anthropology related to the studies of the population polymorphism and geographical variability of Homo sapiens. V.V. Bunak presented the dermatoglyphic methods in the chapter XI of "Anthropometry" too compact, the text needs some technical explanations, which was the purpose of this work. Materials and methods. We have combined the comments to the XI chapter of "Anthropometry" with a summary …
Anthropology of Composite Images of the Etruscan Portrait
In the invaluable for the physical anthropologist gallery of ancient faces represented by fine arts the Etruscan portrait occupies a special place. A large number of sculptural images of Etruscans are made in the genre of physiognomic portrait, which naturalistically conveys individual elements of the appearance, important for the descriptive analysis of morphological variability. Craniological and paleogenetic data regarding the origin of the Et…
Differentiating capabilities of papillary patterns in finger’s middle phalanges (using the example of Eurasian populations)
Introduction. An assessment of the currently known data on intergroup variability of papillary patterns of fingers' middle phalanges suggests the possibility of using these characteristics to differentiate Eurasian populations. Material and methods. The study conducted on the prints of fingers' middle phalanges of 1178 men from 12 ethno-territorial groups of Russia and Kyrgyzstan. These are mainly archival materials represented by impressions of …
Comparative study of anthropological aspects of greek vase painting and etruscan murals
Introduction. The fine arts of archaic Greece and Etruria experienced a noticeable influence of the East. The transition from archaic to classical time influenced the forms of depicting the morphological features of a person in antique art. Comparative study of the anthropological features of the antique population of the Mediterranean on the greek painted pottery and etruscan murals of the archaic and classical times was the purpose of our study…
Typology of Faces on Etruscan Terracotta (To the Problem of the Evolution of the Style of Head Types According to p.j. Riis)
Introduction. Etruscan-Italian fine art experienced a noticeable artistic influence from Greece. Iconographic types of the head and face were transmitted both through the import of finished Greek products and through the circulation of matrices and the artists themselves, which complicates the chronology and typology of monuments. P.J. Riis proposes to systematize the "evolution" of Etruscan terracotta styles by constructing a chronological serie…
Some anthropological characteristics of ancient (according to fine art sources) and modern Greeks
Introduction. Greek sculpture and vase painting, despite the comprehensive study of specialists in many fields of science, can represent a source of information for historical and biological anthropology. The vase painting and sculpture of the ancient Greeks has been studied in the context of ethnic and biological continuity with the modern Greek population. Materials and methods. A total of 1020 vases (2379 people) and 174 reliefs (300 people) w…
Anthropological study of ancient and modern populations based on visual art
Introduction. The article is devoted to a review of the results of anthropological research of European populations based on visual art, which is conducted in the laboratory of racial studies of the Anuchin Institute and Museum of Anthropology of Moscow State University. Results and discussion. The study of morphological variability of population based on the visual arts is a relatively new interdisciplinary area of physical anthropology. Researc…
Comparative Anthropological Characteristics of Attic White-Ground Vase Painting
Introduction. Of the numerous ceramic production centers of ancient Greece, the Attica region is notable for its continuous development of vase painting styles. Compared to the black-figure and red-figure painting techniques, the polychrome painting of Attic vases on a white-ground may indicate polymorphism in the pigmentation of the ancient Greeks. Materials and methods. The material was collected in digitized museum collections and thematic lit…
Composite Portrait as a Method in Biological and Historical Anthropology
Galton’s method of composite portraiture is based on obtaining an integral image of a group based on images of individuals. Composite portrait and anthropological photography complement of standard descriptive and measurement techniques in ethnic anthropology. Anthropological photography and composite portraiture developed in Russia by objectifying of methods and obtaining photographical quantitatives. Currently, the method presented in the digit…
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