古希臘古代古代 陶瓷 精美的雅典黑绘彩陶颈瓶，描绘戴奥尼索斯题材的场景与众神的集会。 - 41 cm

Special Archaeological and Historical Interest:
在基座上，古代刻有一处伊特鲁里亚风格的涂鸦（一个出口商标）、旧的盘点编号“9215”，以及一段用法语书写的历史性笔记，将该件与卢浮宫收藏（F室）中的示例进行了比较。
Exceptional Attic black-figure amphora with a Dionysian scene and Etruscan graphite decoration (c. 520–500 B.C.)

Culture: Ancient Greece / Attic Art (Late Archaic Period), c. 520–500 B.C.

Attribution: Style of the Antimenes Painter / Toronto Group (Athens).

Material: Terracotta with black-figure technique, punch-incised lines, and red-and-white details.

Dimensions: Height: 38 cm (without the added lid).

Provenance: Former Jean NINGRES Collection (Toulouse, 1878–1964). French Auction House, 2026.

DESCRIPTION
A splendid Attic black-figure neck amphora made in Athens in the late 6th century B.C. The vessel is decorated with a continuous frieze depicting a Dionysian scene in which Dionysus, the god of wine, appears surrounded by his retinue (thiasos) of Silenus/satyrs and Maenads in ritual and dance poses. The neck features a refined continuous frieze of double palmettes and intertwined lotus flowers, complemented by flat ribbon handles divided into three sections.

CONDITION: Restored, Stable.

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