Amphora (storage vessel) depicting four gods (A); departing warrior (B)
Amphora (storage vessel) depicting four gods (A); departing warrior (B)
Amphora (storage vessel) depicting four gods (A); departing warrior (B)
Amphora (storage vessel) depicting four gods (A); departing warrior (B)
Amphora (storage vessel) depicting four gods (A); departing warrior (B)
Amphora (storage vessel) depicting four gods (A); departing warrior (B)
Amphora (storage vessel) depicting four gods (A); departing warrior (B)
Amphora (storage vessel) depicting four gods (A); departing warrior (B)
Amphora (storage vessel) depicting four gods (A); departing warrior (B)
Amphora (storage vessel) depicting four gods (A); departing warrior (B)
Amphora (storage vessel) depicting four gods (A); departing warrior (B)
Amphora (storage vessel) depicting four gods (A); departing warrior (B)
Amphora (storage vessel) depicting four gods (A); departing warrior (B)
Amphora (storage vessel) depicting four gods (A); departing warrior (B)

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Amphora (storage vessel) depicting four gods (A); departing warrior (B),

late 6th century BCE

in the style of the Priam Painter
Greek, Attic
Archaic Period, ca. 600–480 BCE
y167

Information

Title
Amphora (storage vessel) depicting four gods (A); departing warrior (B)
Dates

late 6th century BCE

Maker
in the style of the Priam Painter
Medium
Black-figure ceramic
Dimensions
h. 48.0 cm, diam. 30.9 cm (18 7/8 x 12 3/16 in.) diam. foot 19.1 cm (7 1/2 in.) diam. rim 22.4 cm (8 13/16 in.)
Credit Line
Trumbull-Prime Collection
Object Number
y167
Place Made

Europe, Greece, Athens

Culture
Attic
Period
Archaic (Greek), Attic
Type
ceramics, amphorae, vessels (containers)
Materials
slip, ceramic, mica
Subject
figures (representations), Black-figure, soldiers, horses, palmettes, mythology, kantharoi, spears (weapons), shields (armor), helmets, panthers, quadrigae

Mary Hollister Prime (née Trumbull) (1827-1872) and William Cowper Prime, Class of 1843 (1825-1905); 1890 gift to Princeton University Art Museum.

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