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CASTS FROM ARRETINE POTTERY AT THE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, BOSTON | Harvard Art Museums | KenAI

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CASTS FROM ARRETINE POTTERY AT THE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, BOSTON

CASTS FROM ARRETINE POTTERY AT THE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, BOSTON

Fragments

CASTS FROM ARRETINE POTTERY AT THE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, BOSTON

Classification

Fragments

Division

Asian and Mediterranean Art

Department

Department of Ancient and Byzantine Art & Numismatics

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Small, thin-walled sherd

Small, thin-walled sherd

FRAGMENT [FROM GROUP FROM ARGIVE HERAEUM AND MELOS]

FRAGMENT [FROM GROUP FROM ARGIVE HERAEUM AND MELOS]

Sherd

Ceramic

Red-figure cup fragment, side A: back of head/neck/shoulders of satyr to left in backview

Red-figure cup fragment, side A: back of head/neck/shoulders of satyr to left in backview

Unknown Artist, c. 440 BCE-c. 430 BCE

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Sherd: Fragment of a Bowl

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Fragment of an Amphora Belly with Stamped Inscription

Fragment of an Amphora Belly with Stamped Inscription

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Shoulder Fragment of a Vessel

Shoulder Fragment of a Vessel

Terracotta

Painted canvas fragment

Painted canvas fragment

Barnett Newman, 20th century

20th centuryAmerican

Fragment of a Handle from a Vessel

Fragment of a Handle from a Vessel

Unknown Artist, 9th-8th century BCE

Terracotta

9th-8th century BCEGreek

Korean Sherd

Ceramic

33 Bronze Age Sherds (said to be from Mycenae & Tiryns)

33 Bronze Age Sherds (said to be from Mycenae & Tiryns)

Unknown Artist, 16th-13th century BCE

Terracotta

16th-13th century BCEMycenaean

ONE OF FOUR FRAGMENTS OF CORINTHIAN WARE, FROM THE ARGIVE HERAEUM

ONE OF FOUR FRAGMENTS OF CORINTHIAN WARE, FROM THE ARGIVE HERAEUM

Terracotta