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FRAGMENT OF A STEMLESS BOWL WITH RED FIGURES The tondo decorated with a young woman wearing a sakkos in the attitude of walking to the right, carrying a tray. Orange clay, glazed black. Greek art, Attica, c. 460 B.C. Karlsruhe painter. Width. 11 cm. Gaps. PROVENANCE. . Antoine Tarantino Collection, Paris. . Charles Ash Collection, Paris, 1990s.

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FRAGMENT OF A STEMLESS BOWL WITH RED FIGURES The tondo decorated with a young woman wearing a sakkos in the attitude of walking to the right, carrying a tray. Orange clay, glazed black. Greek art, Attica, c. 460 B.C. Karlsruhe painter. Width. 11 cm. Gaps. PROVENANCE. . Antoine Tarantino Collection, Paris. . Charles Ash Collection, Paris, 1990s.

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