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Repaired. Parts missing include piece of lip. Center, reclining banqueter with lyre player. From left and right, two ride up on mules. Rays on shoulder. White for lyre, flesh of player, and various ornaments ... 24 March 1936 ... lyre, flesh of player, and ... reclining banqueter with lyre player. From left and right, |
| Fragment of mouth missing. Flat disk base.
Two standing females to right, with seated male lyre player on left. Hermes on right. Tongues and rays on shoulder. Well below Stoa gutter. 3780 Leica ... 29 May 1954 ... seated male lyre player on |
| Watercolor by Piet de Jong of the lyre player and bird fresco from the Throne Room of the Palace of Nestor at Pylos ... Craig Mauzy ... Collection of the Department of Classics, University of Cincinnati. Painting no. 530. Horizontal (normal) ... 2006 ... Watercolor by Piet de Jong of the lyre player and bird fresco from the Throne |
| About half the foot, less than half the walls, preserved. Base a high ring. Between palmettes, a quadriga, right, with a charioteer and a lyre player; an attendant beyond. Style and top-knots much as on ... 19-23 March 1936 ... lyre player; an attendant |
| Wall fragment from krater. Concert scene: at the left, a lyre, and the player's hands and arms. At the right, part of the drapery and the outstretched hand of a listener. Relief contour for the lyre and ... 8 July 1947 ... left, a lyre, and the player's hands and arms. At the ... lyre and its strings; red |
| Stone scaraboid, pierced longitudinally. Impression: lion rearing in profile to right, small animal on back. Simple line border. Strong resemblances to Lyre Player group, seals made by 8th c. BCE Silician ... 1934/03/23 ... Lyre Player group, seals |
Mended from two pieces. Nearly half circumference preserved. Upper break leaves just the tips of the shoulder rays. Scene depicts lyre player (Apollo?) and female attendants. Apollo(?), in the center of ... August-September 1932 ... rays. Scene depicts lyre player (Apollo?) and female ... shoulders and his lyre is |
| Stone scaraboid, longitudinally pierced. Strong resemblances to Lyre Player group, seals made by 8th c. BCE Cilician or N. Syrian workshop widely distributed across the Mediterranean. Cf. Boardman and ... Stone scaraboid, longitudinally pierced. Strong resemblances to Lyre Player group, |
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