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Two Attic white-ground lekythoi depicting scenes of women. a) Workshop of the Bowdoin Painter. 470–460 B.C. H 20.6 cm. A seated woman; in front of her, another person holding an oinochoe. Palmettes on the shoulder. The rim and handle are broken and have been reattached; the paint is heavily worn, and the woman’s face has been repainted. b) ATL class. Circa 460 BCE. Height preserved: 12.9 cm. A standing woman is winding thread onto a spindle. Rays on the shoulder. Neck, rim, and handle are missing; the surface on the back is completely chipped away, but the figure itself is well preserved. 2 pieces! Provenance: From the private collection of Madame J. Z., in the family for approximately 50 years.
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