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Apulian red-figure bell krater
Apulian red-figure bell krater
Object numberCC48.097

Apulian red-figure bell krater

Datec. 420-400 BCE
Artist (Italian, active c. 405 - c. 370 BCE in Apulia)
CultureItalian
MediumClay with black glaze and red pigment
DimensionsSight: 8 1/2 in. (21.59 cm)
Credit LineTransfer from Vassar College Classics Department, 1968
On View
Not on view
Period5th c BCE
Classification(s)
Vassar Exhibitions
DescriptionCard: "From Altamura, Bought at de Morgan, New York, MArch 11, 1895. Ornamented with Dionysian subject matter. Front: Maenad extends tambourine to satyr; reverse: youth hands round object to similar youth drapery in black paint, under rim black figure ivy pattern (description by Martha Maguire)."
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