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| PF II, D 22, D 23, p. 60, pls. 9, 11. Behr, 1988, no. 36, pp. 127-128, 136, fig. 10, pl. 15:1. Corinth VII, iii, no. 934, p. 187, pl. 84. Beazley, 1947, pp. 278-280. Morel, 1981, Series 6311, p. 396, pl ... Agora 29 413 P 23032 P 295 P 4826 P 5648 P 19773 P 9330 E 14:3 M 18:2 ... 115-50 B.C ... Behr, 1988, no. 36, pp. 127-128, 136, fig. 10, pl. 15:1 ... Beazley, 1947, pp. 278-280 ... Beazley, 1947, pp. 195-229 |
Small Plate.
Part of rim missing.
Very small, flaring ring foot; rounded resting surface; flat underside. Foot pierced for hanging in such a way that griffin is upright. Shallow plate with convex-concave ... Context of 115-50 ... This so-called pseudo red-figured technique is well known in Etruria and Apulia (Beazley 1947, pp. 195--229), though I know of no close parallel there for our figure. ... For griffins in other techniques on Hellenistic pottery see Behr 1988, no. 36, pp. 127--128, 136, fig. 10, pl. 15:1 ( painted and incised on a red-ware skyphos from Pergamon) and Corinth VII, iii, no. 943, p. 187, pl. 84 ( painted on the interior of a cup). |
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