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lebes gamikos
Object Type
lebes gamikos
Museum number
1957,0212.29
Description
Apulian red figured pottery lebes gamikos with lid depicting, A: Female head facing towards the left, covered with a striped cap; B: Beardless youthful male head facing towards the left.
Producer name
Painted by:
The AV Group
(The Black-hair Group)
Related to:
The Capua Painter
Cultures/periods
Campanian
Production date
360BC-330BC
Production place
Made in:
Campania
Findspot
Excavated/Findspot:
Basilicata
Materials
pottery
Ware
Red Figure
Technique
painted
Dimensions
Height:
10 centimetres
Bibliographic references
Old Catalogue / A Catalogue of the Greek and Etruscan Vases in the British Museum
(1608)
Msc
(1309)
LCS / The Red-Figured Vases of Lucania, Campania and Sicily
(3/100)
Location
On display
(G1/wp61/sh5)
Previous owner
Previous owner/ex-collection:
Sir William Hamilton
(? see notes)
Acquisition notes
Found in the museum, marked underneath in pencil Hn Rm, indicating that it was once exhibited in the Hamilton Room and was probably part of the Hamilton Collection.
Department
Greek and Roman
Registration number
1957,0212.29