VesselsGreek5th century BCE
Lekythos (oil flask): Nike (Victory) Pouring a Libation at an Altar
c. 490 BCE
Artists
The Berlin PainterArtist
Dimensions
24.3 × 8 cm (9 9/16 × 3 1/8 in.)
Provenance
Misses Mary D. Upham and Rosamond Upham, Cambridge, Massachusetts, (by 1908), by descent; to Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. and Rosamund Upham Hunter, New York and Connecticut. This object has been on loan to the Fogg Museum since 1908.
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