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Tutorial No.6. - Image 001
Map of the Eastern Mediterranean Area
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Tutorial No.6. - Image 001a
Map marking the area dominated or colonized by the Greeks during the middle of the 1st Millennium BC
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Tutorial No.6. - Image 001b
Detail map showing some of the main centres of Greek culture during this period.
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Tutorial No.6. - Image 002 Quick Find List of Tutorial Topics
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Tutorial No.6. - Image 051b
This background image pieces together the superbly drawn figures on the sides of a 5th Century BC funeral oil flask. This shows the dead woman(left) gazing on herself as a muse in the afterlife.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 004
Mycenean Krater. On each side a chariot amidst stylised flowers and marine motifs. From a tomb in Kourion in Greece. Chariot scenes were popular and were also made for export. ca.1395-1200BC BM
Tutorial No.6. - Image 004a
Detail of the horses, chariot and men painted on the Krater above.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 005
Late Helladic III bowl with stylized drawings of a bull and a bird ca.1395-1200BC BM.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 006
Protogeometric Barrel pot
Tutorial No.6. - Image 007
Attic Protogeometric shoulder-handled amphora(storage jar) Made in Athens end of the 11th century BC. ht:40cm BM.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 008
Attic Protogeometric amphora(storage jar)with chequer-board design on shoulder and parallel wavy lines in a panel at the handle zone. Made in Athens ca.950-900BC
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Ringed area shows "black slip has been reoxidized to "red" slip pronably by by flame flashing. Attic Protogeometric amphora(storage jar)with chequer-board design on shoulder and parallel wavy lines in a panel at the handle zone. Made in Athens ca.950-900BC
Tutorial No.6. - Image 009
Attic Early Geometric Amphora from Keramikos ht:69.5cm 9th century BC. NAM
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Detail Middle Band of decoration. Attic Early Geometric Amphora from Keramikos ht:69.5cm 9th century BC. NAM
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Attic Geometric Jug, late 9th century BC. BM
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Detail of Pattern decoration Attic Geometric Jug
Tutorial No.6. - Image 011
Attic Early Geometric Amphora from Keramikos ht:69.5cm 9th century BC. NAM
A Lidded box(Pyxis) with a finely modelled lid handle and intricate decoration. Geometric made in Athens ca.850-800BC. BM
Tutorial No.6. - Image 011a
Detail: Intricate decoration on Lidded box(Pyxis).Geometric made in Athens ca.850-800BC. BM
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Geometric Amphora 8th Century BC.
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Detail Neck:Grazing animals.
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Detail Middle:Resting animals.
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Detail Bottom:Geese feeding.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 013
Huge Attic Geometric Amphora.Mid 8th century BC. ht:1.55m
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Detail: Lying-in-State Panel
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Lying-in-State Centre of Panel
Tutorial No.6. - Image 014
Attic Geometric Krater - Funeral Pyre, Lamentation, Chariot Procession and and Games afdter the middle of the 8th century BC ht:1.23m MMNY.
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Detail: Funeral Pyre, Lamentation, Chariot Procession and and Games.
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Detail of Funeral Pyre.
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Detail of Dead Man lying on Bier.
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Detail of Mourners etc.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 015
Proto-Attic ' Lions' Krater 700-675BC.
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Detail: Horses, Men and Chariots, from Proto-Attic ' Lions' Krater 700-675BC.
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Protoattic Loutrophorus: Procession of dancers chariots and sphinxca. Analatos Painter. ht:80cm 700-680 BC. LP.
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Protoattic Amphora: ht:80cm 700-680 BC. BM.
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Protoattic Amphora: ht:80cm 700-680 BC. BM.
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East Greek Pithos(storage jar). Probably made in Rhodes ca. 700-650BC. From Camirus Rhodes BM.
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Detail: East Greek Pithos(storage jar)
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Rhodian Amphora decorated in the Ficellora style 6th century BC.
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Rhodian Amphora decorated with a partridge. Fikellura style Camirus Rhodes ca.540BC BM.
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A Jug from Aegina Cycladic Islands First half of 7th century BC ht.16in. BM
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A Stemmed plate East Greek from Camirus Rhodes, ca. 625-600BC. BM
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Detail: birds and patterns.
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Detail of duck preening its feathers.
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Proto-Corinthian a small bottle for pefumed oil ca.640 ht 6.8cm BM
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Detail: Lion's head as spout of Proto-Corinthian small bottle for pefumed oil ca.640 ht 6.8cm BM
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Detail of decoration towards the bottom of Proto-Corinthian a small bottle for perfumed oil ca.640 ht 6.8cm BM
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Detail of decoration of centre part of Proto-Corinthian a small bottle for pefumed oil ca.640 ht 6.8cm BM
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Proto-Corinthian, an amphora ca.600-570BC BM
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Corinthian cup; last quarter of the 7th century BC ht.3.5in.
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Pyxis(cosmetic box)with friezes of animals including lions, panthers and bulls. Middle Corinthian ca.600-575BC. BM
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Corithian Amphora with lid 625-575 BC. Old Corinth Mus.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 028
Oil or perfume flask - Alabastron. ca.600-575BC. BM
A tiny perfume flask, just a few inches high, decorated in the typical orientalizing style.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 028a
Detail:Figure painting
This detail of painting from the little perfume flask shows the considerable detail added to the painting in black and purple iron by fine scratched lines through to the lighter body.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 029
A detail from another perfume flask - showing a double bodied monster. ca.600-575BC. BM This detail shows the body and slip textures.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 029a
More detail of Corinthian oil or perfume flask - Alabastron. showing painting. ca.600-575BC. BM
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ProtoAttic Amphora(Athenian Jar): Grave at Eleusis(Attica). Blinding of the Giant Polyphemus by Odysseus and his companions. ht:1.42M CA. 670BC.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 030a
detail Polyphemus
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Athenian Jar:Grave in Attica end 7th c.BC. Herakles and Nessos; Gorgons.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 031a
Detail Herakles and Nessos
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Early Attic Black-figure Olpe,painted in black,purple and white on orange clay, Medusan Gorgon. From Nola. ca. 600-575BC BM
Tutorial No.6. - Image 032a
Early Attic Black-figure Olpe,painted in black,purple and white on orange clay, Detail: Head of Medusan Gorgon From Nola. ca. 600-575BC BM
Tutorial No.6. - Image 033
Detail of painting showing confident brush strokes and scratched outlines.
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Detail of painting showing confident brush strokes and scratched outlines.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 034 Athenian Jar from late 6th.c BC. by Exekias ht:31.5in.
This scene shows the heavenly twins or dioscuri, Castor, Pollux with their dog. They are returning from an exploit of some kind. Signed by Exekias the painter ca.540-530BC
Tutorial No.6. - Image 034a
Detail of the dog greeting on of his masters.
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The other side of the Athenian Jar above from late 6th.c BC. by Exekias (The dioscuri). Here the scene is Achilles and Ajax playing dice.
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A Closer detail of Achilles and Ajax
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The head of of Achilles
Tutorial No.6. - Image 035
Attic black figured Kylix 6th c. BC.
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Inside bowl decoration of Attic black figured Kylix 6th c. BC.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 035b
Detail of centre.
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Attic Black-Figure: Portico with fountain heads and women fetching water. ca.520-500BC ht 22.5in.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 036a
Closer detail showing scratched lines and use of white slip paint.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 037
A small mass-produced black figure oil flask(Lekythos)used at funerals. The top has been broken off.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 037a
A small mass-produced black figure oil flask(Lekythos)used at funerals. Underneath the foot is the small hole produced by turning on a horizontal lathe.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 037b
A small mass-produced black figure oil flask(Lekythos)used at funerals. The top has been broken off.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 037c
A small mass-produced black figure oil flask(Lekythos)used at funerals. The top has been broken off.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 037d
Detail of painting showing confident brush strokes and scratched outlines.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 038
Black figured amphora(jar) with dionysos and two satyrs. Made in Athens about 520-500BC. Attributed to the painter Psiax and signed on the rim by Andokides as the potter. BM.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 038a
Black figured amphora(jar) with dionysos and two satyrs. Dionysos,god of wine, holds a drinking horn in one hand and a vine branch in the other.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 038b
Black figured amphora(jar). Detail of dionysos .
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Red-figure Attic cup or Kylix by the Painter Epiktetos. The scenes include Theseus slaying the Minotaur, ca.520BC Diam 11.6in.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 040
Andokides Painter. From an red-figure amphora:Herakles and the two-headed dog Cerberus. ht:58.6cm. ca.510BC
Tutorial No.6. - Image 041
Attic red figure amphora c.500-480 BC. Fr. Nola - warrior by 'Berlin' painter
Tutorial No.6. - Image 041a
Detail warrior showing front view (foreshortened) foot.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 042
Attic red-figure Bell Krater.ht:33cm. Ganymede by the Berlin Painter. ca.490-480BC LP
Tutorial No.6. - Image 043
Athenian red figure cup by Brygos 500-475 BC. The conflict depicted on the outside of this drinking cup is the Sack of Troy.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 043a
Detail of Figure Drawings
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Maenad, from an amphora painted by the Kleophrades Painter, ht:56cm.ca.500-490BC
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Kleophrates Painter. Detail of Dionysos on a red-figured amphora.ht:56cm. ca.500-490BC
Tutorial No.6. - Image 046
Athenian vase late red figure ware Achilles slaying the Amazon Pentesilea. ca.460-50 BC MN Naples
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Figure detail 0f Achilles from an Attic red-figure amphora ht:60cm. By the Achilles Painter ca.450BC.
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Calyx Krater - figures on white slip
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High stemmed Kylix - black silhouettes on white slip
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A Museum Case of Funeral Lekythoi: figure painting on a white ground.
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Lekythos painted by the Achilles Painter, ca.450-440BC.
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Lekythos painting detail: A Muse, or Goddess, playing a lyre, painted by the Achilles Painter, ca.450-440BC.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 051b
My reconstruction of whole painting on Lekythos: the dead women looking towards herself as a muse in the Afterlife.Painted by the Achilles Painter, ca.450-440BC.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 052
Athenian Lekythos or funeral oil flask, late 5th century BC. Painting - Young man seated outside his tomb. NAM NAM
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Detail: Man outside his tomb. NAM
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Detail: Head of Man outside his tomb. NAM
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A late 5th century BC. Attic Krater, a scene showing the preparations for a theatrical performance.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 054
Detail of a painting in a florid style from a hydria made ca.410BC.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 055
Late Attic black-figure amphora ca.400BC ht:67cm. BM.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 055a
Pelike, a jar for oil or wine. Attic red-figure ca.350BC Peleus seizing Thetis for his bride. ht:42.5cm. BM.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 056
Faliscan Volute-Krater. Aurora Painter. Thetis struggling to free herself from Peleus who wants her for his bride. ht:59.2cm. ca.340BC. RVG
Tutorial No.6. - Image 057
Apulian calyx-krater. Maenad and Satyr. ht:53cm. Mid 4th century BC Lipari.
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Pottery Shapes 1.
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Pottery Shapes 2.
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Pottery Shapes 3.
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Pottery Shapes 4.
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Pottery Shapes 5.
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Pottery Shapes 6.
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Pottery Shapes 7.
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Pottery Shapes 8.
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Pottery Shapes 9.
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Pottery Shapes 10.
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Pottery Shapes 11.
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Pottery Shapes 12.
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Pottery Shapes 13.
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Pottery Shapes 15.
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Pottery Shapes 16.
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Pottery Shapes 17.
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Pottery Shapes 18.
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Pottery Shapes 19.
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Pottery Shapes 20.
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Pottery Shapes 21.
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Pottery Shapes 22.
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An oil or perfume flask in the form of a kneeling boy binding a victory ribbon around his head. ca.540-530BC ht:10in. AMA
Tutorial No.6. - Image 059
Terracotta sculpture Zeus and Ganymede 3/4 lifesize 500-475 BC. AMO
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Detail: Head of Zeus 3/4 lifesize 500-475 BC. AMO
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A terracotta head of the Goddess Athena ca.490BC AMO
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Terracotta theatrical face mask 3rd century BC. Agora Mus Athens.
Tutorial No.6. - Image 062
Terracotta statue of a young woman, bearing vivid traces of its original paint. From Tanagra. ht:24cm. End of the 4th century BC. BSM
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Tanagra type Terracotta figurine of two women. Myrina 2nd century BC. BM
This is the last illustration.
I hope you have found tutorial No.6 interesting and perhaps useful.
Tutorial No.7 is about more european ceramics before the Romans and includes the ceramics of the Etruscans.
That was the last illustration in this tutorial
Last modified on 7th February 2002
©2001 Victor Bryant
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