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Representation and Gender In Athenian Vase Painting Ellen K. Stauder.

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1 Representation and Gender In Athenian Vase Painting Ellen K. Stauder

2 Women at the Fountain Hydria done by the Priam Painter, c. 510 BCE. Found in Etruria

3 Women Working Wool Lekythos by the Amasis Painter (560-520 BCE)

4 Seated Woman Spinning with Attendant and Husband Red-figure Hydria, 450-425 BCE

5 Centauromachy and Amazonomachy Niobid Painter, 460 BCE Niobid Painter, 460 BCE

6 Greeks Battling the Amazons with Achilles killing Penthesilea Tondo or cup interior by the Penthesilea Painter, 460-440 BCE

7 Detail from Achilles Killing Penthesile a Detail from Achilles Killing Penthesile a Penthesile a Painter, 460-440 BCE

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