Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male

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Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male

Attributed to the Naples Painter
Greek, Attic
y978

Information

Title
Red-figure Pelike: Woman next to a stool / Young male
Maker
Attributed to the Naples Painter
Medium
Ceramic
Dimensions
17.1 x 14.0 cm, diam. 13.0 cm (6 3/4 x 5 1/2 x 5 1/8 in.)
Credit Line
Museum purchase, Trumbull-Prime Fund
Object Number
y978
Culture
Attic
Period
Attic, Red-figure
Type
ceramics, pelikai
Materials
wash, clay, ceramic
Subject
running ornament, ovolos, chitons, mantles, himations, figures (representations), headdresses, women

Purchased with the Trumbull-Prime Fund for the Princeton University Art Museum.

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