A lekythos with a wedding procession. POTT GREEK BLACK FIGURE AMASIS PAINTER Work Title POTT GREEK BLACK FIGURE AMASIS PAINTER View Title Lekythos with wedding procession SiteRepository New York Metropolitan Museum of Art PeriodDate Mid-6th cen.
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Amasis painter wedding procession. By Metropolitan Museum of Art. Shoulder Lekythos Black-figure Potter. 88 KB DT5502 Attic Black-figure lekythos with Wedding Procession ca.
Send to Google Classroom. A fragment of a black-figure amphora around 540-530 BC with a depiction of the lower part of a draped male with a spear or trident and part of a leg with a greave. 895 cm 35 14 in.
Amasis Ptr cat 47 lekythos MMA 56111 wedding procession 2JPG 692 918. The grooms mother is inside. Panathenaic Prize Amphora with Lid.
Learn vocabulary terms and more with flashcards games and other study tools. Von Bothmer New Vases by the Amasis Painter AntK 3 1960. 550-540 BC Hannah says earlier 560-550 BC Type.
Now housed in The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Start studying the amasis painter lekythos wedding procession. He owes his name to the signature of the potter Amasis who signed 12 works painted by the same hand.
The Amasis Painter was an ancient Greek vase painter who worked in the black-figure technique. Herakles and the Amazons. Wedding procession This is the person who was responsible for the previous vase.
Amasis Painter - unsigned Height. The procession is heading towards a house where the door is wide open. They are covering their shoulders with a himation using it as a shawl or a mantle5.
Von Bothmer New Vases by the Amasis Painter Ant. He was responsible for the decoration of several of the black-figure amphorae two-handled jars cenochoae wine pitchers and lekythoi oil flasks of the Amasis. HeraklesDionysus feasting black figure Andokidies.
The Amasis Painter. Attributed to the Painter of the Wedding Procession Greek Attic active about 362 BC Signed by Nikodemos Greek Attic active about 362 BC. Dated as being from 550-530 BCE this Attic Greek lekythos depicts a wedding procession.
Detail on shoulder of Attic lekythos black-figured vase decorated with a scene of a wedding procession. Metropolitan Museum New York. She carries a torch to welcome the happy couple.
No Copyright - United States. Bride in her wedding procession6 The same terminology appears twice in Pindars account of the wedding of Alexidamos at the end of the poem. Published on 19 March 2021.
550530 BCEjpg 500 625. 560515 bc ancient Greek vase painter who with Exekias was among the most accomplished of Archaic vase painters. Von Bothmer The Amasis Painter and his World Malibu New.
Work Record ID 214433 Image Record ID 159498 Classification Filing Number 431J KA486 16WP. Amasis - signed Painter. A woman leads the procession carrying two torches to light the way 7.
A shawl as we see on an Attic lekythos attributed to the Amasis Painter now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art ca. Amasis Painter flourished c. 105 KB Amasis Ptr cat 48 lekythos MMA 311110 weavingJPG 553 773.
HeraklesDionysus feasting red figure Euthymides. 550530 BCE where two women participate in a wedding procession. At the time of the exhibition The Amasis Painter and His World 132 vases had been attributed to this artist.
6Amasis Lekythos Wedding 1. Attributed to the Amasis Painter On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 154 On the shoulder women dancing between musicians playing flute and lyre On the body wedding procession This is the earliest and most complete known representation of an Attic wedding. This vase shows a wedding procession and the narrative runs right-left See Black text p34 for whole lower frieze 6.
Amasis Painter -570 - -500. Attributed to the Amasis Painter. Kunst 3 i960 p.
On the Amasis Painters wedding procession lekythos in New York 56111. Amphora by the Amasis painter reproduced by D. Amasis and the Amasis Painter.
Paul Getty Museum Villa Collection Malibu California. Three groups of three women dancing to double flute and cithara. AMASIS PAINTER LEKYTHOS - WEDDING 2.
Dionysus and the Maenads. Amasis Painter - Wedding Procession Date.
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