Stemmed plate

Museum number:
8-911
Permalink:
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Accession number:
Acc.8
Description:
Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1
Donor:
Phoebe Apperson Hearst
Collection place:
Orvieto, Umbria, Central Italy
Verbatim coll. place:
Orvieto
Culture or time period:
Etruscan and Faliscan
Collector:
Arthur L. Frothingham
Collection date:
1901
Materials:
Ceramic (material)
Object type:
archaeology
Object class:
Stemmed plates
Accession date:
February 4, 1902
Department:
Classical Mediterranean
Dimensions:
diameter 6.7 centimeters, diameter 13.9 centimeters, and height 5.1 centimeters
Images:
Hearst Museum object 1 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 2 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 3 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 4 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 5 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 6 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 7 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 8 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 9 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 10 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 11 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 12 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 13 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 14 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 15 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 16 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 17 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 18 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 19 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 20 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 21 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 22 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 23 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 24 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 25 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1Hearst Museum object 26 of 26 titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1
Legacy documentation:
Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Stemmed plate, accession number 8-911, described as Etruscan (Faliscan) red-figure stemmed plate; large fragment missing from r. side of bowl; incrustation on interior and exterior of pieces; bands of streaky brown paint on outside of bowl and edge of foot; inside: head of woman to left wearing sakkos; border of simple wave pattern; very sketchy execution. Assigned by Del Chiaro to Faliscan branch of the Genucilia Group; 4th c. BCE Published: M. A. Del Chiaro"The Genucilia Group," University Publications in Classical Archaeology, v. 3:4 (1957) pg. 281, no. 1

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