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Classification

Fragments

Medium

Terracotta

Culture

Greek

Division

Asian and Mediterranean Art

Department

Department of Ancient and Byzantine Art & Numismatics

Related Artworks

Fragment of a Leg From a Terracotta Figurine

Fragment of a Leg From a Terracotta Figurine

Terracotta

One of Four Joining Fragments From a Hellenistic Megarian Cupv

One of Four Joining Fragments From a Hellenistic Megarian Cupv

Unknown Artist, c. late 2nd c. BCE - early 1st c. BCE

Terracotta

2nd-1st century BCEGreek

Red-figure cup fragment. Side A: pubic area to thighs/elbow of right? (holding stick) of male to right.

Red-figure cup fragment. Side A: pubic area to thighs/elbow of right? (holding stick) of male to right.

Unknown Artist, c. 480 BCE

Terracotta

5th century BCEGreek

Red-figure cup fragment, Int.: stopt maeanders, head of thyrsos

Red-figure cup fragment, Int.: stopt maeanders, head of thyrsos

The Painter of Munich 2676, c. 480 BCE-470 BCE

Terracotta

5th century BCEGreek

Fragment from a Vessel

Fragment from a Vessel

Terracotta

Fragment of a Black-figure Segment Cup: Int., shoulder of woman to right

Fragment of a Black-figure Segment Cup: Int., shoulder of woman to right

Unknown Artist, c. 500 BCE

Terracotta

6th century BCEGreek

Rim Fragment from a Krater (Argive?)

Rim Fragment from a Krater (Argive?)

Unknown Artist, c. 750 BCE-700 BCE

Terracotta

8th century BCEGreek

sherd

Terracotta

Fragment from a Vessel

Fragment from a Vessel

Terracotta

Krater Fragment: Warriors

Krater Fragment: Warriors

The Dipylon Master, c. 760 BCE-750 BCE

Terracotta

8th century BCEGreek

SHERDS. ANCIENT

SHERDS. ANCIENT

Red-figure Penthesilean(?) skyphos fragment, side A: male fully wrapped in cloak/himation to right, with pair of spears in muffled right hand; figure wrapped in himation to left.

Red-figure Penthesilean(?) skyphos fragment, side A: male fully wrapped in cloak/himation to right, with pair of spears in muffled right hand; figure wrapped in himation to left.

Unknown Artist, c. 470 BCE-460 BCE

Terracotta

5th century BCEGreek