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Corinthian Olpe Fragment

640–620 B.C.

Fragment from the body of a olpe, preserving parts of three animal friezes separated by black and red bands. Most fully preserved is a lion facing a grazing deer with long horns. Added red and incision. Much pitting on surface.

Date

640–620 B.C.

Culture

Greek (Corinthian)

Dimensions

H: 8.80 cm W: 7.20 cm

Museum

J. Paul Getty Museum

Accession Number

81.AE.10.2

Image Source

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