Légende
Black-finned guttus, guttus, Greek pottery, black-finned pottery. Guttus with a high foot composed of a profiled lower part and a cylindrical, narrower upper part this part is not covered with the finis. Body in the shape of a flattened sphere with vertical grooves. A band-shaped handle on the right side of the vessel. Long neck with a wide, flared rim. On the upper surface is a convex medallion, surrounded by a single band, depicting the head of Heracles in a lion's skin. Round face, massive nose, wide mouth, large almond-shaped eyes. The lion skin and mane frame Heracles' face. Finish ranges from black to shiny brown. Condition: the handle and neck are cracked and glued; cracks and abrasions in the finish. 3rd century BC, Calvi place of manufacture, vessel, guttus; height 10.7 cm, diameter 11.5 cm., A small sculpted vessel with a bulbous, ribbed body and a short flared base, shown in profile against a plain grey background; the vessel is predominantly dark brown to black with worn areas revealing a reddish-brown clay underneath and small pale flecks of wear across its surface; a raised decorative element resembling a reclining human or animal form sits on top of the body, and a curved spout rises from the rear ending in a flat, circular mouth; the surface shows an overall aged, slightly rough texture with patches of lighter discoloration.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A04_090
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
41.3Mo (579.9Ko) / 32.6cm x 31.7cm / 3852 x 3747 (300dpi)