Red-figure hydria
Red-figure hydria
Red-figure hydria
Red-figure hydria

Currently not on view

Red-figure hydria,

ca. 330–320 BCE

Attributed to the APZ Painter, active ca. 330–ca. 320 BCE
South Italian, Campanian
y464

Information

Title
Red-figure hydria
Dates

ca. 330–320 BCE

Maker
Attributed to the APZ Painter
Medium
Ceramic
Dimensions
53.4 x 30.2 x 25.6 cm (21 x 11 7/8 x 10 1/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Annie Drown Ferree
Object Number
y464
Place Made

Europe, South Italy, Campania

Culture
Greek
Period
Campanian
Type
ceramics, hydriae
Materials
paint, red ocher (pigment), slip, ceramic
Subject
boys, palmettes, Red-figure, figures (representations), aedicules, wave pattern, fillets, chitons, women, arcae

Given to the Museum by Annie Drown Ferree

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