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Nestoris (two-handled jar) with Mythological Scenes
Nestoris (two-handled jar) with Mythological Scenes
Red-figured Lucanian Type II nestoris. Broad ring foot with mid-length stem. Body flares from stem, rounds up, and turns in sharply to form a relatively narrow, flat shoulder. Neck...
Column Krater (mixing bowl for wine and water): Theseus and Poseidon; Musician and Audience
Column Krater (mixing bowl for wine and water): Theseus and Poseidon; Musician and Audience
On one side: the Athenian hero Theseus visits his divine father Poseidon. Theseus’s mother was Aethra, and ancient sources sometimes consider him to be the son of her husband, Aege...
The goddess Calypso rescues Odysseus
The goddess Calypso rescues Odysseus
The subject is unusual and disputed. In Sluijter-Seiffert’s study of the artist, it is simply referred to as “Landscape with Nymph” and it has also been called “Scene from the scap...
Green silk parasol with Chinese export ivory handle. Green silk parasol with silk fringe trimming, bone ring holding closed, Chinese export ivory carved handle with metal slide hinge and ivory tip. Silk on metal and baleen frame with carved ivory handle.
Green silk parasol with Chinese export ivory handle. Green silk parasol with silk fringe trimming, bone ring holding closed, Chinese export ivory carved handle with metal slide hinge and ivory tip. Silk on metal and baleen frame with carved ivory handle.
Green silk parasol with Chinese export ivory handle. Green silk parasol with silk fringe trimming, bone ring holding closed, Chinese export ivory carved handle with metal slide hin...
General Ōdera Attacking the "Hundred Foot Cliff" with All His Might (Ōdera shōgun zenroku o furuite Hyakusekigai o shūgeki suru no zu)
General Ōdera Attacking the "Hundred Foot Cliff" with All His Might (Ōdera shōgun zenroku o furuite Hyakusekigai o shūgeki suru no zu)
This horizontally oriented, woodblock-printed triptych comprises three individual sheets, each approximately 15 inches in height and 10 inches in width, that together form a panora...