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AMPHORA, BELLY, TYPE A (ATHENIAN, RED-FIGURE)

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AMPHORA, BELLY, TYPE A (ATHENIAN, RED-FIGURE)

Red-figure Euthymides · Amphora · -550 to -500

A: WARRIOR (YOUTH, NAMED) ARMING BETWEEN ARCHERS IN PERSIAN CAPS AND PATTERNED SUITS WITH AXE, BOWS AND SHIELD, DEVICE, SATYR | B: ATHLETES, DISKOBOLOS, TRAINER, NAMED

Inscription

EUTHYBOLOS | EUTHYMIDES | Named: MAE[….], THORYKION, EUTHYBOLOS, PENTATHLOS, PHAULLOS, ORSPSENES, ORSIMENES | ORISMENES | PENTATHLOS | PHAULLOS | Signature: H[OPOLI]OE[GRA]PHSENEUTHYMIDESEN | THORYKION

Provenance

4 recorded events

Excavation 1828–1829

Vulci, Etruria, Italy

Excavated at the Vulci necropolis.

Purchase 1829

Lucien Bonaparte, Prince of Canino — Canino Collection

Part of the Canino collection.

Sale c. 1831

King Ludwig I of Bavaria

Munich, Germany

Purchased by King Ludwig I of Bavaria.

Purchase c. 1831

Königliche Vasensammlung, Munich

Munich, Germany

Entered the royal vase collection. Depicts a komos (drunken procession). Now in the Staatliche Antikensammlungen.

Beazley, ARV², 27.4; Munich Antikensammlungen records

Shape

Technique

Date

-550 to -500

Culture

ATHENIAN

Painter

Attribution

Signed

Findspot

Vulci, Etruria, Italy

Museum

Staatliche Antikensammlungen, Munich

Accession Number

2308

Image Source

beazley

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Images courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art (CC0)