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Black-figured amphorah, used for carrying wine or oil; the front side depicts a quadriga with Poseidon, Amphitrite, another unidentified goddess, and heroenes; on the reverse and around warrior appears to be leaving for battle, with his wife and son bidding him farewell — Black-Figure Neck Amphora, c. 540 BCE
Attributed to the Painter of Vatican 359

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inside scene depicts a seated youth with athletic equipment hanging on wall; outer band depicts two scenes in one, a standing figure holding a lyre and two youths, and in the other, two standing youths with staffs face a central figure gymnasium scenes; red on black — Red-figure Kylix, 5th century BCE
Attributed to the Villa Giulia Painter

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Attic; black-figured hydria (three-handled water jar) in the main scene the goddess Athena, painted white, harnesses her four-horse chariot; the scene on the shoulder depicts the divine battle between Heracles and Cynus, with Zeus intervening — Hydria, c. 530 BCE
Attributed to the Antimenes Painter

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Vessel (vase/Lekythos), ceramic, Greek, V Century B.C. cat. card dims H. 6-1/2', W. 2-3/4' In the Manner of the Meidias painter — Lekythos, 5th century BCE
Attic

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white ground lekythos, an oil vessel which would have been used in a funereal context; scene of maiden and youth in a red cloak, standing at a grave monument nude female figure to left and draped male figure to right — Lekythos, 5th century BCE
attributed to The Bird Painter

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scene of mourning, with a figure with a bird representing the mourner and a clothed youth probably representing the deceased White ground painted with black glaze at top and bottom, covered about the middle with a thin whitewash on which is painted in red with traces of black a figure standing before a grave stone; around neck is an arabesque design in red paint and on shoulder a band of meander pattern in red underscored with two lines of yellow. — Lekythos, c. 450-430 BCE
Attributed to The Carlsberg Painter

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Kothon Jar, 625 BCE

Etrusco-Corinthian

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Lekythos, 5th century BCE

Ancient Greek

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