Vases Black-figure Amphora AMPHORA, NECK (ATHENIAN, BLACK-FIGURE)
AMPHORA, NECK (ATHENIAN, BLACK-FIGURE)

AMPHORA, NECK (ATHENIAN, BLACK-FIGURE)

Black-figure EXEKIAS · Amphora · -575 to -525
A: AMAZONOMACHY, ACHILLES, WITH BOEOTIAN SHIELD, AND PENTHESILEA, DEVICE, WREATH | B: WARRIOR (MEMNON) BETWEEN BLACK YOUTHS (SQUIRES) WITH CLUBS, ONE WITH PELTA, DEVICE DISC (NAMED)
Inscription
Named: AMASIS, AOIESEN

Provenance

4 recorded events
Excavation 1828–1829
Vulci, Etruria, Italy
Excavated at the Vulci necropolis during the Canino campaigns.
Canino excavation records
Purchase 1829
Lucien Bonaparte, Prince of Canino — Canino Collection
Musignano, Italy
Entered the Canino collection alongside hundreds of other Attic black-figure vases.
Sale 1837
Paris, France
Sold as part of the dispersal of the Canino collection.
Purchase 1836
British Museum
London, England
Acquired by the British Museum.
British Museum acquisition records
Shape
Technique
Date
-575 to -525
Culture
ATHENIAN
Painter
Attribution
Attributed
Museum
British Museum
Accession Number
B209
Images courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art (CC0)