Column Krater - L-64-229 | Collections

Object Number:	L-64-229
Current Location:	Collections Storage
Culture:	Apulian South Italian
Provenience:	Italy Apulia
Manufacture Location:	South Italy
Date Made:	399-300 BC
Early Date:	-399
Late Date:	-300
Section:	Mediterranean
Materials:	Ceramic
Technique:	Red Figure
Iconography:	Window Youth Branch Basket Woman Phiale Spear Strigil Pedestal
Height:	44.7 cm
Outside Diameter:	33 cm
Other Number:	02-878 - Philadelphia Museum of Art Number

Description

A. Within a frame of ornamental patterns are, left to right, a seated woman facing right holding a branch and a basket; and a youth wearing a tall pointed cap and a short garment with short sleeves, holding a spear upright in left hand and a phiale (?) held out toward woman in the other. A plant between the two and in the field fillets, rosettes, and a phiale. B. Two youths, draped, facing each other, a pedestal (?) between them. Youth at right holds out strigil; youth at left holds a vertical staff in front of him. In field, two windows (?), rectangular, and a phiale (?).

Bibliography:

	[Book] Trendall, Arthur D., and Cambitoglou, Alexander. 1978. The Red-Figured Vases of Apulia.. Clarendon Press. Vol. 1. Type Citation : Page/Fig./Plate: ch, 14, no. 205, p. 386, pl. 131, 2	View Objects related to this Type Citation