Squat lekythos, red-figure, with relief of Danae
Squat lekythos, red-figure, with relief of Danae
Squat lekythos, red-figure, with relief of Danae
Squat lekythos, red-figure, with relief of Danae
Squat lekythos, red-figure, with relief of Danae
Squat lekythos, red-figure, with relief of Danae
Squat lekythos, red-figure, with relief of Danae
Squat lekythos, red-figure, with relief of Danae
Squat lekythos, red-figure, with relief of Danae
Squat lekythos, red-figure, with relief of Danae

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Squat lekythos, red-figure, with relief of Danae,

350–325 BCE

South Italian, Apulian
y1989-52

Information

Title
Squat lekythos, red-figure, with relief of Danae
Dates

350–325 BCE

Medium
Ceramic
Dimensions
16.5 x 6.8 x 7.4 cm (6 1/2 x 2 11/16 x 2 15/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Samuel Merrin in honor of Professor Arthur Dale Trendall
Object Number
y1989-52
Place Made

Europe, Apulia, Southern Italy

Culture
Greek
Period
Apulian, Red-figure
Type
squat lekythoi, ceramics
Materials
slip, ceramic
Subject
palmettes, running ornament, figures (representations), stripes, wave pattern, mythology, reliefs, women

Acquired by Samuel Merrin at an unknown date from an unknown source; given to the Museum in 1989 by Merrin in honor of Prof. Arthur Dale Trendall.

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