Archaic Art 2 Pottery. A Greek Kiln c. 500 BC Some Greek vase shapes.

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Archaic Art 2 Pottery

A Greek Kiln c. 500 BC

Some Greek vase shapes

Trojan Horse C. 650 BC Mykonos

Black-figure Ware Background – Red (color of the clay) Subject – Black colored slip

Blinding of Polyphemus C. 650 Eleusis

The Francois vase Ergotimosklitias C. 570 BC Chiusi, Italy (Made in Athens)

Achilles and Ajax Exekias C. 525 Italy (Made in Attica)

Dionysus and the Pirates Exekias C. 525 Italy

Dionysos and the Maenads The Amasis Painter C. 540 BC

King Arkesilas of Cyrene Arkesilas Painter C. 560 Laconia

Heracles, Cerebus, and Eurytheus C. 510 BC Etruria

Panathenaic Amphorae C.400 BC C. 510 BC

Red-figure ware Background - Black colored slip Subject - Red (color of the clay)

Athlete Onesimos Painter C BC Athens

Athlete Onesimos Painter C BC Athens

Symposium scene Brygos Painter C. 490 Athens

Bilingual Ware One side Red/one side Black

Ajax and Achilles Andokides Painter C. 520 BC Attica

Aryballos in the form of a horse C. late sixth C. B C Rhodes