Null Attic black-figure bowl kyphos of the Haimon group. 500 - 480 BC H 7.7cm, W…
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Attic black-figure bowl kyphos of the Haimon group. 500 - 480 BC H 7.7cm, W with handles 19.8cm, ø mouth 13.2cm. Deep rim bowl on a low profiled foot. Painting in silhouette technique showing a dancing woman on both sides between two men leaning on sticks. See J. Boardman, Schwarzfigurige Vasen aus Athen - Ein Handbuch (1977) p. 162 with fig. 275. Cf. for example the similar bowl kyphos Bucharest, MIRSR 15: Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum 1 pl. 23, 6; Beazley Archive Pottery Database 352044. Glossy tone chipped in small areas, otherwise intact with sinter remains. Provenance: In the private collection of P. A., Munich, since 2021; previously in German family ownership since before 2000.

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Attic black-figure bowl kyphos of the Haimon group. 500 - 480 BC H 7.7cm, W with handles 19.8cm, ø mouth 13.2cm. Deep rim bowl on a low profiled foot. Painting in silhouette technique showing a dancing woman on both sides between two men leaning on sticks. See J. Boardman, Schwarzfigurige Vasen aus Athen - Ein Handbuch (1977) p. 162 with fig. 275. Cf. for example the similar bowl kyphos Bucharest, MIRSR 15: Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum 1 pl. 23, 6; Beazley Archive Pottery Database 352044. Glossy tone chipped in small areas, otherwise intact with sinter remains. Provenance: In the private collection of P. A., Munich, since 2021; previously in German family ownership since before 2000.

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