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Plastic Vessel Or Attachment: African.
Face preserved, broken all around.
Fleshy face. Head probably turned slightly to left. Dionysiac fillet over brow painted white. Orange on hair and eyebrows, eyes ... 3rd-century ... Dionysiac fillet over brow |
Chip missing from top.
A: cart and horse right, seated figure (Dionysos ?) in cart, with large thyrsos (?) in front of figure.
Dots below ground line may have been letters.
Surface bad and details far ... 24 May 1951 ... representation of a Dionysiac |
About one-third of side, and at least half of rim restored in plaster. Flat disk foot; short stem. On inside, in floor medallion a crouching or running draped figure, of which head has completely flaked ... 16-19 March 1935 ... probably Dionysiac scene, of |
Wall fragment. Max. dim. 0.037.
Uncertain subject. What remains is the head and neck of a pantherskin overlapping something decorated with toothed stripes. At the bottom of the fragment is part of an ... Probably late first quarter of the 5th century B.C ... indicate a Dionysiac theme, |
| Many sherds joined from several baskets to form much of wall of skyphos, including very small section of rim. Entire bottom missing except for single non-joining fragment from edge of base. Nine very small ... 26 July 2000 ... Dionysiac revelry, with dancers, |
Wall fragment. Max. dim. 0.152. G. Gualandi, Arte Antica e Moderna 20, 1962, pl. 111:d; LIMC III, 1986, p. 374, no. 4, s.v. Demonassa II; Matheson, Polygnotos, p. 411, cat. no. KL 27.
Youth, probably ... Ca. 430 B.C ... scene is a Dionysiac one. |
Six non-joining wall fragments. Max. dim. a) 0.053, f) 0.033, g) 0.022, h) 0.023, j) 0.021, l) 0.082.
Dionysiac subject(?). The largest fragment, l (illustrated), shows the buttocks and tail of a satyr ... Ca. 490-480 B.C ... 0.021, l) 0.082.
Dionysiac |
| Three fragments preserve part of rim and walls (both obverse and reverse) and one handle; five other non-joining fragments give part of base and bits of wall and rim.
Inside, firm black; a reserved line ... 10 March 1937 ...
Dionysiac scene:
Obverse: Lower |
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