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Women bathing in a public gymnasium. Gouache painting.
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Lettering: Women bathing in a public gymnasium ; 6th century b.c. ; public baths in existed in ancient Greece for women as well as for men (compare with 232-1-16). Women are here shown taking shower baths. ; from an attic black figured vase in the Berlin museum. ; pd. 232-1-17
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Title: Women bathing in a public gymnasium. Gouache painting.
Description:
Lettering: Women bathing in a public gymnasium ; 6th century b.
c.
; public baths in existed in ancient Greece for women as well as for men (compare with 232-1-16).
Women are here shown taking shower baths.
; from an attic black figured vase in the Berlin museum.
; pd.
232-1-17.
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