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Amphora
Exekiasca. 550-525 BCE
Penn Museum
Philadelphia, United States
Details
- Title: Amphora
- Creator: Near Exekias: the Group of the Naples Psykter-Amphora
- Date Created: ca. 550-525 BCE
- Location Created: Orvieto, Etruria, Italy
- Physical Dimensions: 30 x 20.5 cm
- External Link: Penn Museum online collection
- Medium: Ceramic
- Object Number: MS4841
- Manufacture Location/Mint: Attica
- Descriptive Note: A, in center, citharode facing right; on either side, a seated listener. B, citharode alone. Palmette lotus festoon above side A panel; hanging lotus with dots in the interstices above side B. Missing: all of base and both handles; sections and fragments of wall, restored in plaster. Near Exekias: the Group of the Naples Psykter-Amphora
- Culture: Attic
- Credit Line: Purchased from Riccardo Mancini; Subscription of John Wanamaker, 1898
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