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Lekythos (oil flask): Visit at Tomb
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On the shoulder: three connected palmettes in reddish brown.
On the body: In the center, there is gravestone on a two-stepped platform with a simplified Doric top. There are two fillets tied around the middle and base.
A child with curly hair approaches from the left, holding up a mirror in her left hand; her clothing has worn off entirely.
On the right there is a woman with a crescent-shaped earring, draped in a dark red himation with her bare right arm raised towards the gravestone.
A band of meander pattern decorates the top of the body.
This vase has been assembled from fragments and extensively repaired. The mouth and handle may in fact have originally come from another similar vase.
Department of Ancient and Byzantine Art & Numismatics
Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Bequest of David M. Robinson
Title: Lekythos (oil flask): Visit at Tomb
Description:
On the shoulder: three connected palmettes in reddish brown.
On the body: In the center, there is gravestone on a two-stepped platform with a simplified Doric top.
There are two fillets tied around the middle and base.
A child with curly hair approaches from the left, holding up a mirror in her left hand; her clothing has worn off entirely.
On the right there is a woman with a crescent-shaped earring, draped in a dark red himation with her bare right arm raised towards the gravestone.
A band of meander pattern decorates the top of the body.
This vase has been assembled from fragments and extensively repaired.
The mouth and handle may in fact have originally come from another similar vase.
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