Légende

Flask with an egg-shaped belly and a slightly rounded bottom. The flask's arms are sloping and short, merging into a cylindrical neck ending in a profiled rim. The front part is painted. A hieroglyphic inscription runs through the center. Clay vessel, painted Egyptian pottery, Late Period, 664–332 BC. Height 14.3 cm; diameter 6.5 cm belly. Maker, findspot Goluchów Greater Poland Voivodeship., A tall, narrow ceramic vessel with a flared rim and long neck sits against a solid gray background; the vessel's surface is weathered and predominantly off-white or beige with areas of pale blue and muted green patina, and shows hand-drawn linear decorations in dark brown or black including angular zigzag patterns near the base and small teardrop shapes below the shoulder, plus faint circular and star-like motifs around the neck and a rectangular panel sketched on one side; the rim has a band of light blue, and the piece rests on a clear circular stand.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A02_037

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

79.2Mo (3.1Mo) / 39.0cm x 50.8cm / 4612 x 6000 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Flask egg-shaped belly slightly rounded bottom flask's arms sloping short merging cylindrical neck ending profiled rim front part painted hieroglyphic inscription runs center Clay vessel painted Egyptian pottery Late Period 664–332 Bc Height 14.3 cm diameter 6.5 cm belly Maker findspot Goluchów Greater Poland Voivodeship tall narrow ceramic vessel flared rim long neck sits solid gray background vessel's surface weathered predominantly off-white beige areas pale blue muted green patina hand-drawn linear decorations dark brown black angular zigzag patterns near base small teardrop shapes shoulder plus faint circular star- motifs neck rectangular panel sketched side rim band light blue piece rests clear circular stand.