FragmentsGreek5th century BCE
Red-figure Kylix Fragment; Int: Hand holding out a hare to figure clad in a himation
c. 480 BCE
Dimensions
Greatest dimension 6.9 cm (2 11/16 in.)
Provenance
[Robert J. Hecht, New York, pre 1995] sold; to [Peter Sharrer, New York, pre 1995] sold; to Harvard University Art Museums.
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