Collector: Norman Neuerburg / Culture or time period: Greek Archaic Period (700–480 BC) - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Amphora, accession number 8-9875, described as Black figure terracotta amphora with torus lip and strap handles (painted black). top register decorated with crudely painted maened flanked by two satyrs on each side. middle of belly decorated with a Greek key band over a broad black band. bottom register decorated with tear drop band. finished with concave disk base.

Hearst Museum object titled Eye kotyle, accession number 8-9868, described as Attic black figure eye kotyle; cup with handle rising above rim. black glazed interior. griffins flank handle. Dionysos on a mule facing dancing satyr. 2 eye designs. figures lightly incised, painted black. ca. 510-490 BC.

Hearst Museum object titled Kylix type a, accession number 8-9871, described as Attic black figure kylix; black interior. Dionysos in circle. exterior with 5 figures along each side including 3 lyre players. late 6th century BC.

Hearst Museum object titled Lekythos, accession number 8-9855, described as lekythos; small, black figure lekythos decorated with 2 figures - 1 appears to be sitting, the other reclining, vines turn behind them. base and 2.5cm of body painted black, abrupt shoulder painted with teardrop shaped strokes; bell lip is also painted black. single handle attaches at shoulder and just below lip flare.

Hearst Museum object titled Mastoid cup, accession number 8-9879, described as Attic black figure mastoid cup decorated with 3 dancing maenads on each side, with vines behind them. lower portion of vessel decorated with 4 black or red bands, flared lip is also painted black. 2 cylindrical handles are attached at the shoulder on each side and outer edge is also black painted. interior is black, no base ring. very thin walled.

Hearst Museum object titled Neck-amphora, accession number 8-9864, described as Amphora; Attic black figure neck amphora, decorated with a draped woman and a helmeted warrior holding round shield and spear, on each side. neck decorated with reversing palmettes. undecorated areas are painted black. strap handles, attach at shoulder and neck. wide, outward flaring lip, disk base.

Hearst Museum object titled Pitcher, accession number 8-9867, described as Attic black figure vase; charioteers in quadrigas on opposite side of the vase. palmettes between. female and warrior with helmet and spear behind and small youth before horses of one quadriga. lower bands of zigzags, solid band and band of vertical lines. top and bottom missing. 6th century BC.