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Part of body only preserved, mended from four fragments.
Two women facing; right hand figure, in chiton and himation, preserved only from below knees; left hand figure, in chiton with girt-in apoptygma, ... 26 May 1932 ... ARV, p. 758, no. 4 ... ARV2, p. 1217, no. 4. |
Body fragment, mended and strengthened with plaster. P.H. 0.095; W. 0.078.
Two women (all of left except for head and shoulders; only the lower drapery and foot of right) facing, the right one probably ... Ca. 430 B.C ... (ARV1 758, 4; ARV2 1217, 4). |
Lower part of body, all of foot. Spill of glaze on inside. P.H. 0.087; diam. of foot 0.052.
Woman (lower half of chiton, feet) to right. Below, egg pattern with dots.
The Painter of the Edinburgh Oinochoe ... Ca. 430 B.C ... Edinburgh Oinochoe (ARV1 758, ---; ARV2 1217, 5). |
| a) Rim fragment shows the upper left side of a youth with a white-painted wreath and a long curl over his shoulder, facing left, and holding a patera in his right hand, toward which is outstretched the ... 17 February 1933 ... Leica, 4-217 |
| Head and shoulders of a cloaked youth, facing right. Rim broken away just above figure. No relief contours; remains of white fillet.
Cf. Transcripts, near the Dinos P. Well. Lower fill, late 5th. c.-early ... April-June 1936 ... AJA 43 (1939), p. 623, fig. 4 ... ARV, p. 794 ... ARV2, p. 1158, (a) |
Broken all around. Interior: in medallion, the lower part of a draped figure left; border, a sort of interrupted maeander. Exterior: part of a draped figure and part of a palmette, both carelessly drawn ... 16 May 1938 ... ARV2, p. 1524, no. 4. |
| A fragment from near the front of the object. The beginning of the incurve at the front, very nearly the full height; and the lower edge preserved. A woman in chiton and himation to right, holding a mirror; ... 21 May 1936 ... ARV, p. 759, no. 4 ... ARV2, p. 1225, no. 4. |
Three joining fragments preserve foot and some of lower part of body. On body, two large palmettes under handles and on each side a large draped standing figure. Body drawn in sharply at bottom. Low ring ... 2 April 1947 ... ARV2, p. 1696, no. 189$^4$. |
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