Geometric

The artwork, titled “Attic Geometric Trefoil Mouth Oinochoe,” is a piece of ancient Greek pottery from Athens, dating back to approximately 725 BC. Made from terracotta, this artifact is representative of the Geometric art movement and serves both ornamental and utilitarian purposes. It is currently housed in the National Archaeological Museum in Athens, Greece. The …

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The artwork, titled “Attic Late Geometric Amphora,” hails from Athens and was crafted by the Dipylon Painter around 750 BC. This piece, made from terracotta, belongs to the Geometric art movement and serves as both an ornament and a utensil. It is currently housed in the National Archaeological Museum in Athens, Greece. The amphora exemplifies …

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The artwork, “Attic Late Geometric Pyxis with Four Horses on the Lid,” dates back to approximately 735 BC and is a quintessential example of ancient Greek pottery. Created during the Geometric art movement and rendered in terracotta, this piece belongs to the genre of ornament and utensil and is part of the “Relief and Plastic” …

Attic Late Geometric Pyxis with Four Horses on the Lid. From Kerameikos (c.735 BC) by Ancient Greek Pottery Read More »

The artwork, known as the “Attic Middle Geometric Amphora from Kerameikos,” is a piece of Ancient Greek Pottery dating back to approximately 800 BC. Created from terracotta, this vessel belongs to the Geometric art movement and serves as both an ornament and utensil. It is currently housed in the National Archaeological Museum in Athens, Greece. …

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The “Hirschfeld Krater” is an exemplary piece of Ancient Greek Pottery, dated to approximately 735 BC. Crafted from terracotta, the artwork belongs to the Geometric art movement and represents a genre painting created as a utensil. This piece is part of the Black-figure series and is housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) in …

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