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Red-figured Panathenaic

Unknown artist, 425 BC

Red-figured Amphora of Panathenaic shape. Belongs to small number of red-figured Panathenaics, whose subject-matter seems to refer to the ceremonial of the Panathenaic festival. This vase is painted with a scene of 2 youths carrying sacrificial basket containing sacred barley and the utensils for the sacrifice, on its last stage to the altar. The back shows a conventional and rapidly sketched picture of 2 youths. Style places it into Polygnotan Group.

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Title of artwork, date

Red-figured Panathenaic, 425 BC

Date supported

1967

Medium and material

Pottery

Dimensions

34 cm

Grant

200

Total cost

200

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