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| From a kylix medallion. Two boys, wrapped in himatia, stand facing each other; surrounded by double maeander. No relief contours. Surface. Leica, 88-5-27, III-81 ... 26 February 1936 ... ARV2, p. 966, no. 21. |
Floor fragment with start of stem. Glaze fired reddish brown. Max. dim. 0.092; est. inner diam. of tondo 0.08.
I, two youths (back of left, feet of both missing) facing, each wrapped in a himation, the ... Ca. 450-440 B.C ... Painter: Undetermined (ARV2 966, 21). |
| From floor.
Interior: lower part of medallion, preserving a part of the maeander frame and the feet of two figures facing each other; at left, a figure wearing cloak and leaning on a staff (one end of ... 2 June 1952 ... ARV2, p. 966, no. 27. |
| In medallion bordered by maeander, two nude youths facing each other.
Outside, the bottoms of three cloaked figures, and a bit of handle ornament. Double reserved ground line. Relief contour for brow-nose ... 23 April 1937 ... ARV2, p. 945, no. 21 ... ARV, p. 621, no. 7. |
| Fragment from medallion. Preserved are: part of maeander border, left, and part of left foot and drapery of a standing female figure wearing chiton and himation.
Pinkish-buff clay. Excellent black glaze ... 13 June 1938 ... ARV, p. 215, no. 21 ... ARV2, p. 328, no. 117, Onesimos Painter. |
| One non-joining fragment. Around the wall a zone of three figures: Athena with spear, to left, pouring a libation not quite into a phiale held by a bearded male figure with septre in hand. Behind Athena, ... 24 February 1935 ... ARV, p. 434, no. 48 (Providence P.) ... ARV2, p. 639, no. 61 ... Agora XXX, no. 121, pl. 21. |
| Broken all around. From the shoulder [shape originally identified as amphora].
At the top of the shoulder, tongues; below, parts of the heads of two women, right, with white fillets around hair. No relief ... 19 April 1954 ... ARV2, p. 549, no. 59 ... Agora XXX, no. 125, pl. 21. |
| Segment of top preserved from near center. Plain downturned rim. Eros right, looking back left. In his outstretched left hand, from which falls a decorated scarf, he carries a box. In the field to the ... (1947) ... ARV2, p. 1499, no. 21. |
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