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10 - Campanian red-figure bell krater by the Painter of New York GR 1000. Cumae, ca. 340 B.C. H 41.8 cm, ø 38.2 cm. On the front, the fourth Labor of Heracles, in which the hero, having completed his task, brings the Erymanthean Boar to King Eurystheus, who has fled in fear into a large pithos. On the reverse, three cloaked youths. Generous use of white and yellow paint for details. With TL analysis! Two rim fragments and the foot are broken and have been reattached; otherwise in excellent condition. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of F.R.; formerly in a Swiss private collection, acquired in 1993; previously in the collection of Madame A., Geneva, acquired in the mid-1980s; previously in a German private collection. Attributed by Michael Padgett. Compare, for example, A. D. Trendall, Figurative Vases from Southern Italy and Sicily—A Handbook (1990), figs. 319–320.
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Campanian red-figure bell krater by the Painter of New York GR 1000. Cumae, ca. 340 B.C. H 41.8 cm, ø 38.2 cm. On the front, the fourth Labor of Heracles, in which the hero, having completed his task, brings the Erymanthean Boar to King Eurystheus, who has fled in fear into a large pithos. On the reverse, three cloaked youths. Generous use of white and yellow paint for details. With TL analysis! Two rim fragments and the foot are broken and have been reattached; otherwise in excellent condition. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of F.R.; formerly in a Swiss private collection, acquired in 1993; previously in the collection of Madame A., Geneva, acquired in the mid-1980s; previously in a German private collection. Attributed by Michael Padgett. Compare, for example, A. D. Trendall, Figurative Vases from Southern Italy and Sicily—A Handbook (1990), figs. 319–320.
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