Pelike (storage jar) depicting Eros and a woman
Pelike (storage jar) depicting Eros and a woman
Pelike (storage jar) depicting Eros and a woman
Pelike (storage jar) depicting Eros and a woman
Pelike (storage jar) depicting Eros and a woman
Pelike (storage jar) depicting Eros and a woman
Pelike (storage jar) depicting Eros and a woman
Pelike (storage jar) depicting Eros and a woman

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Ancient Mediterranean Art

Pelike (storage jar) depicting Eros and a woman,

ca. 345–325 BCE

attributed to the Minor Darian
South Italian, Apulian
Classical Period, ca. 480–323 BCE
y1951-42

Information

Title
Pelike (storage jar) depicting Eros and a woman
Dates

ca. 345–325 BCE

Maker
attributed to the Minor Darian
Medium
Red-figure ceramic
Dimensions
h. 25.7 cm, diam. 15.7 cm (10 1/8 x 6 3/16 in.)
Credit Line
Museum purchase
Object Number
y1951-42
Place Made

Europe, Italy, Apulia (southern Italy)

Culture
Apulian
Period
Classical, Red-figure
Type
ceramics, pelikai
Materials
glaze, slip, ceramic
Subject
dots, palmettes, running ornament, deities, figures (representations), wave pattern, taeniae, altars, chitons, sakkoses, jewelry, women

Unknown provenance; with the Museum by 1951

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