FragmentsGreek5th century BCE
Fragment of an Attic Red-figure Cup, side A: male figure in cloak moving to left
c. 440 BCE
Dimensions
greatest dimen.: 5.1 cm (2 in.)
Provenance
Dr. J. Robert Guy, Oxford England (?-1994) sold; to Peter Sharrar, New York (1994-1995), sold: to Harvard University Art Museums.
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