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Rotfigurige Knopfhenkelschale (Patera), die von Arthur D. Trendall dem Maler des Vatikan 24 zugewiesen wurde. Das Motiv im Inneren zeigt eine auf einem Felsen sitzende, nach rechts schauend Frau, die den Kopf nach hinten wendet. Sie hält eine Cista in der linken Hand vor den Körper und streckt die rechte Hand nach hinten. Darunter eine Handtrommel (Tympanon). In der Bildfläche noch Voluten, Tänien und Blüten. Die Szene wird unten von einem Eierstabmuster begrenzt und von einem Wellenband gerahmt. Auf der Unterseite große Palmetten und Frauenporträts. Am Rand oben sechs Knopfhenkel mit aufgemalten Blüten. Diese Knopfhenkelschale wurde vom Archäologen Arthur D. Trendall, dem Experten für unteritalienische Vasenmalerei, in handschriftlicher Korrespondenz der Gruppe Vatikan 24 zugewiesen und in den "Supplements to the Red figured vases of Apulia" veröffentlicht.
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Ca. 340 - 320 v.Chr. - Italy

Ancient Greek, Magna Graecia Ceramic Patera

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1st Chinese domination (111 BC–40 AD)

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