The J. Paul Getty Museum Journal is a compendium of articles and notes pertaining to the Museum’s three collections—Greek and Roman antiquities, European paintings, and French decorative arts. The first two issues deal solely with antiquities and are intended as a tribute to Bernard Ashmole. This volume includes a note by J. Paul Getty and essays by John Boardman, Dietrich von Bothmer, Rainer Berger and Reiner Protsch, Joseph Breslin, Elizabeth Trimble Buckley, Brian F. Cook, Erna Diez, Michael M. Eisman, Jiří Frel, Elaine K. Gazda, Denys Haynes, Dorothy Kent Hill, Selma Holo, R. G. Hood, and Sinclair Hood.

• Introduction
• The Kelophrades Painter’s Cup in London
  John Boardman
• Two Bronze Hydriai in Malibu
  Dietrich von Bothmer
• Identification of Skeletal Material Found in a Greek Hydria
  Rainer Berger and Reiner Protsch
• A Fourth-Century Funerary Stele in the J. Paul Getty Museum
  Joseph Breslin
• A Set of Archaic Greek Jewelry
  Elizabeth Trimble Buckley
• Two Medusa-Head Friezes
  Brian F. Cook
• Neue Demosthenes-Bildnisse
  Erna Diez
• Nikosthenic Amphorai
  Michael M. Eisman
• A Hermes by Kalamis and Some other Sculptures, Jiří Frel
• Two Roman Portrait Reliefs
  Elaine K. Gazda
• The Arundel “Homerus” Rediscovered
  Denys Haynes
• Apollo by Kephisodotos the Elder
  Dorothy Kent Hill
• Unpublished Apulian Rhyta
  Selma Holo
• Daredevil Divinities?
  R. G. Hood
• Primitive Rock Engravings from Crete
  Sinclair Hood