Red-figure kylix: Herakles and woman
Red-figure kylix: Herakles and woman
Red-figure kylix: Herakles and woman
Red-figure kylix: Herakles and woman
Red-figure kylix: Herakles and woman
Red-figure kylix: Herakles and woman
Red-figure kylix: Herakles and woman
Red-figure kylix: Herakles and woman

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Red-figure kylix: Herakles and woman,

ca. 370–350 BCE

Attributed Painter of Civita Castellana 8238
Etruscan (Faliscan)
y1945-183

Information

Title
Red-figure kylix: Herakles and woman
Dates

ca. 370–350 BCE

Maker
Attributed Painter of Civita Castellana 8238
Medium
Ceramic
Dimensions
9.5 x 34.0 cm, diam. 26.0 cm (3 3/4 x 13 3/8 x 10 1/4 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Allan Marquand, Class of 1874
Object Number
y1945-183
Culture
Etruscan
Period
Red-figure, Faliscan
Type
kylikes, ceramics
Materials
glaze, ceramic
Subject
Saint Andrew's crosses, palmettes, mythical or legendary beings, meanders (patterns), wave pattern, men, women, Herakles, youth, nudes

Given to the Museum by Allan Marquand

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