Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads

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Ancient Mediterranean Art

Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads,

ca. 370–360 BCE

Attributed to Herakles Painter (II Phase)
Etruscan (Faliscan)
y1945-192

Information

Title
Red-figure stamnos with satyrs and maenads
Dates

ca. 370–360 BCE

Maker
Attributed to Herakles Painter (II Phase)
Medium
Ceramic
Dimensions
h. 35.5 cm, diam. body 31.0 cm (14 x 12 3/16 in.) diam rim 21.7 cm (8 9/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Allan Marquand, Class of 1874
Object Number
y1945-192
Culture
Etruscan
Period
Red-figure, Faliscan
Type
stamnoi, ceramics
Materials
glaze, ceramic
Subject
bacchantes, thyrsuses, running ornament, deities, satyrs, aerophones, meanders (patterns), wave pattern, figures (representations), mythology, women

Given to the Museum by Allan Marquand

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