Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike
Red-figure pelike

Currently not on view

Red-figure pelike,

ca. 430–420 BCE

Attributed to the Hasselmann Painter, Greek, Attic, active ca. 450–420 BCE
Greek, Attic
1999-233

Information

Title
Red-figure pelike
Dates

ca. 430–420 BCE

Maker
Attributed to the Hasselmann Painter
Medium
Ceramic
Dimensions
h. 17.7 cm, diam. 13.6 cm (6 15/16 x 5 3/8 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Mayer
Object Number
1999-233
Culture
Attic
Period
Red-figure
Type
ceramics, pelikai
Materials
ceramic
Subject
running ornament, figures (representations), men, ovolos, himations, women

Acquired by Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Mayer at an unknown date from an unknown source; given to the Museum in 1999 by the Mayers.

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