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Artworks
Sherd

Sherd

Fragments

Sherd

Classification

Fragments

Medium

Terracotta

Division

Asian and Mediterranean Art

Department

Department of Ancient and Byzantine Art & Numismatics

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Ceramic

Fragment from a Vessel

Fragment from a Vessel

Terracotta

Fragment of Arretine pottery

Fragment of Arretine pottery

Terracotta

Sherd from the Base of a Large Vessel

Sherd from the Base of a Large Vessel

Porcellaneous stoneware with tinted blue glaze

Canvas fragment

Canvas fragment

Barnett Newman, 20th century

20th centuryAmerican

Sherd from the Rim and Wall of a Cup?

Sherd from the Rim and Wall of a Cup?

Unknown Artist, 918 CE-1392

Light gray stoneware with celadon glaze

Two Sherds from the Rim and Wall of a Bowl with Inlaid and Incised Decor

Two Sherds from the Rim and Wall of a Bowl with Inlaid and Incised Decor

Unknown Artist, 918 CE-1392

Light gray stoneware inlaid with slip and with celadon glaze

SHERD

Sherd of coarse ware

Sherd of coarse ware

FRAGMENT OF BLACK GLAZED WITH SCRATCHED INSCRIPTIO N VU OR NA) FROM A VILLA NEAR PALESTRINA RECD.190 9

FRAGMENT OF BLACK GLAZED WITH SCRATCHED INSCRIPTIO N VU OR NA) FROM A VILLA NEAR PALESTRINA RECD.190 9

Terracotta

Two Fragments of a Cup: Fragment A, draped youth; Fragment B, left foot and lower part of himation

Two Fragments of a Cup: Fragment A, draped youth; Fragment B, left foot and lower part of himation

The Penthesilea Painter, c. 460 BCE

Terracotta

5th century BCEGreek

Fragment of an Attic Red-figure Cup, Side A: middle part of warrior in cuirass and chitoniskos to right, scabbard on his left side, with left edge of shield at right

Fragment of an Attic Red-figure Cup, Side A: middle part of warrior in cuirass and chitoniskos to right, scabbard on his left side, with left edge of shield at right

Unknown Artist, c. 470 BCE

Terracotta

5th century BCEGreek