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Artworks
Sherd

Sherd

Fragments

Sherd

Classification

Fragments

Medium

Terracotta

Division

Asian and Mediterranean Art

Department

Department of Ancient and Byzantine Art & Numismatics

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FRAGMENT OF BLACK CARNISH PLATE

FRAGMENT OF BLACK CARNISH PLATE

Canvas fragment

Canvas fragment

Barnett Newman, 20th century

20th centuryAmerican

Fragment of rim of a small, thin-walled vessel

Fragment of rim of a small, thin-walled vessel

Terracotta

Sherd of Italian maiolica with classical motifs

Sherd of Italian maiolica with classical motifs

Unidentified Artist, 1510-1520

Tin-glazed earthenware

16th centuryItalian

Sherd: Fragment of a Small Dish

Sherd: Fragment of a Small Dish

Unknown Artist, 13th century

Inlaid celadon ware: light gray stoneware with celadon glaze over decoration inlaid in white slip

13th centuryKorean

Fragment of an Attic Red-figure Cup, side A: male figure in cloak moving to left

Fragment of an Attic Red-figure Cup, side A: male figure in cloak moving to left

Unknown Artist, c. 440 BCE

Terracotta

5th century BCEGreek

Fragment from the Side of a Jar with Raised Bands of Decor

Fragment from the Side of a Jar with Raised Bands of Decor

Unknown Artist, Neolithic to Shang period, 2000-1000 BCE

Gray earthenware with sculpted decor

Sherd

Ceramic

ARRETINE WARE. FRAGMENT WITH A RUNNING LION.

ARRETINE WARE. FRAGMENT WITH A RUNNING LION.

Unknown Artist, 1st century BCE-1st century CE

Terracotta

1st century BCE-1st century CERoman

VERTICAL HANDLE FROM SMALL CUP

VERTICAL HANDLE FROM SMALL CUP

Terracotta

Sherd from Rim and Wall of a Bowl or Cup with Molded Decor

Sherd from Rim and Wall of a Bowl or Cup with Molded Decor

Unknown Artist, 1392-1910

Porcelain with a blue-green tinted glaze

CASTS FROM ARRETINE POTTERY AT THE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, BOSTON

CASTS FROM ARRETINE POTTERY AT THE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, BOSTON