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Athenian red-figure hydria: spinning women

Classification
hydria; red-figure pottery
Culture
Greek (culture)
Dimensions
height: 29.6 cm
Date
ca. 460–450 B.C.
Period
Classical Period (480–323)
Material
clay
Artist
Class of London E 195
Iconography
female figure; mirror; calathus (modius/polos); chair/throne; ball of yarn; egg-and-dart motif; laurel; meander; cross; weaving, spinning
Inscription
Greek (language)
Production place
Athens
Findspot
Capua (Santa Maria Capua Vetere)
Present location
Budapest, Museum of Fine Arts, Collection of Classical Antiquities
Provenance
Budapest, Museum of Applied Arts
Inventory
50.154
ID
Hyp-3048
References
Pulszky 1874, 24, no. 71; Szilágyi–Castiglione 1955, pl. 12, fig. 2; Szilágyi–Castiglione 1957, pl. 12, fig. 2; Szilágyi–Castiglione 1961, pl. 8, fig. 1; Szilágyi–Castiglione 1965, pl. 8, fig. 1; Sarkady 1974, 206, fig. 73; Szilágyi–Szabó 1974, 42, fig. 24; Szilágyi, J. Gy. 1988b, 67, no. 31; Johnston, in BullMusHong 83 (1995), 21, no. 16, 29, fig. 26a–b, 34–35, 117, 120; Szilágyi, J. Gy., Antik Gyűjtemény, 43; Szilágyi, J. Gy., Ancient Art, 48

See the vase on the website of the Beazley Archive.

Trails
Home, family, clothing
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