Red-figure amphora, Apulian workshop, Classical Period. Wide, tapering foot supporting a cylindrical stem merging into a belly with short horizontal handles arching into a narrow neck topped by a tall, diagonally widening spout covered with floral ornamentation. Neck decorated at top with a wavy ornament; lower section ingot-shaped. Two ribbon-like handles run from the shoulders to the lower edge of the rim. Both sides of the body bear painted figurative scenes. Side A: a naked man and a dressed woman standing opposite each other with an altar between them; the man holds a bowl in his outstretched left hand with a cloak slung over it, his right arm down and weight on his left leg; the woman wears a long chiton fastened at the shoulders and tied at the waist. Side B: two young men facing each other, wearing cloaks; the young man on the right leans on a long stick with his right arm outstretched. Beneath the handles are large palmettes surrounded by a plant motif; the lower part of the b...
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Red-figure amphora, Apulian workshop, Classical Period. Wide, tapering foot supporting a cylindrical stem merging into a belly with short horizontal handles arching into a narrow neck topped by a tall, diagonally widening spout covered with floral ornamentation. Neck decorated at top with a wavy ornament; lower section ingot-shaped. Two ribbon-like handles run from the shoulders to the lower edge of the rim. Both sides of the body bear painted figurative scenes. Side A: a naked man and a dressed woman standing opposite each other with an altar between them; the man holds a bowl in his outstretched left hand with a cloak slung over it, his right arm down and weight on his left leg; the woman wears a long chiton fastened at the shoulders and tied at the waist. Side B: two young men facing each other, wearing cloaks; the young man on the right leans on a long stick with his right arm outstretched. Beneath the handles are large palmettes surrounded by a plant motif; the lower part of the body is decorated with a wavy ornament. 3rd quarter of the 4th century BC, Apulia (Italy). Amphora; weight 1.47 kg, height 38.6 cm, diameter 18 cm.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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LZT26A40_265

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Droits gérés

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54.1Mo (3.5Mo) / 26.7cm x 50.8cm / 3150 x 6000 (300dpi)

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