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Title: MID23284, SMID24426
Description: gem – Discovery: (not specified)
Keywords: MIte>IIte>D23284, SMIte>IIte>D24426, Hypnos/Somnus 64a, gem, Germany, München, StaatlIte>IIte>che Münzsammlung, A 1742, AGD Ite>IIte> 2, 936
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID23284, SMID24426 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Hypnos/Somnus 64a
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography:
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Germany, München, Staatliche Münzsammlung, Inventory: A 1742 (2. Inv.), AGD I 2, 936 (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID23284, SMID24426
Description: gem – Discovery: (not specified)
Keywords: MIte>IIte>D23284, SMIte>IIte>D24426, Hypnos/Somnus 64a, gem, Germany, München, StaatlIte>IIte>che Münzsammlung, A 1742, AGD Ite>IIte> 2, 936
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID23284, SMID24426 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Hypnos/Somnus 64a
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography:
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Germany, München, Staatliche Münzsammlung, Inventory: A 1742 (2. Inv.), AGD I 2, 936 (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID248, SMID2049
Description: crater: calyx crater, vase painting, red figured, Attica – Material: terracotta – Artist: Niobid Painter – Dating: -450 – Discovery: Spina – Description: An inner pyramidal group of three, flanked by two standing figures, in this case a warrior and a maiden. Each participant is carefully posed and made subservient to the central warrior, upon whom all eyes are fastened. Neoptolemos, whether brandishing child or sword, affects the same equalized, static pose. Even the column and generous base of the altar, now raised upon two steps, add to the feeling of immobile stability.
Keywords: MIte>IIte>D248, SMIte>IIte>D2049, AIte>IIte>neIte>IIte>as 91, Antenor Ite>IIte> 14, Apollon 889a, Hekabe 54, Helene 281, Ite>IIte>lIte>IIte>oupersIte>IIte>s (S) 14, PrIte>IIte>amos 96, crater: calyx crater, vase paIte>IIte>ntIte>IIte>ng, red fIte>IIte>gured, AttIte>IIte>ca, terracotta, NIte>IIte>obIte>IIte>d PaIte>IIte>nter, -450, SpIte>IIte>na, Ite>IIte>taly, Ferrara, Museo ArcheologIte>IIte>co NazIte>IIte>onale, 2895 (T 936 VT), death, warrIte>IIte>or, soldIte>IIte>er, old man, Ite>IIte>lIte>IIte>oupersIte>IIte>s, AIte>IIte>neIte>IIte>as, AnchIte>IIte>ses, Antenor Ite>IIte>, Apollon, Hekabe, Helene, Neoptolemos, PrIte>IIte>amos
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID248, SMID2049 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aineias 91, Antenor I 14, Apollon 889a, Hekabe 54, Helene 281, Ilioupersis (S) 14, Priamos 96
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: death, warrior, soldier, old man, Ilioupersis, Aineias, Anchises, Antenor I, Apollon, Hekabe, Helene, Neoptolemos, Priamos
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: ARV(2) 601, 18; Wiencke, M. I., An epic theme in greek art, AJA 1954, 285–396, Pl. 63, Fig. 34.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Italy, Ferrara, Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Inventory: 2895 (T 936 VT) (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID248, SMID2049
Description: crater: calyx crater, vase painting, red figured, Attica – Material: terracotta – Artist: Niobid Painter – Dating: -450 – Discovery: Spina – Description: An inner pyramidal group of three, flanked by two standing figures, in this case a warrior and a maiden. Each participant is carefully posed and made subservient to the central warrior, upon whom all eyes are fastened. Neoptolemos, whether brandishing child or sword, affects the same equalized, static pose. Even the column and generous base of the altar, now raised upon two steps, add to the feeling of immobile stability.
Keywords: MIte>IIte>D248, SMIte>IIte>D2049, AIte>IIte>neIte>IIte>as 91, Antenor Ite>IIte> 14, Apollon 889a, Hekabe 54, Helene 281, Ite>IIte>lIte>IIte>oupersIte>IIte>s (S) 14, PrIte>IIte>amos 96, crater: calyx crater, vase paIte>IIte>ntIte>IIte>ng, red fIte>IIte>gured, AttIte>IIte>ca, terracotta, NIte>IIte>obIte>IIte>d PaIte>IIte>nter, -450, SpIte>IIte>na, Ite>IIte>taly, Ferrara, Museo ArcheologIte>IIte>co NazIte>IIte>onale, 2895 (T 936 VT), death, warrIte>IIte>or, soldIte>IIte>er, old man, Ite>IIte>lIte>IIte>oupersIte>IIte>s, AIte>IIte>neIte>IIte>as, AnchIte>IIte>ses, Antenor Ite>IIte>, Apollon, Hekabe, Helene, Neoptolemos, PrIte>IIte>amos
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID248, SMID2049 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aineias 91, Antenor I 14, Apollon 889a, Hekabe 54, Helene 281, Ilioupersis (S) 14, Priamos 96
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: death, warrior, soldier, old man, Ilioupersis, Aineias, Anchises, Antenor I, Apollon, Hekabe, Helene, Neoptolemos, Priamos
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: ARV(2) 601, 18; Wiencke, M. I., An epic theme in greek art, AJA 1954, 285–396, Pl. 63, Fig. 34.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Italy, Ferrara, Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Inventory: 2895 (T 936 VT) (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID248, SMID2049
Description: crater: calyx crater, vase painting, red figured, Attica – Material: terracotta – Artist: Niobid Painter – Dating: -450 – Discovery: Spina – Description: An inner pyramidal group of three, flanked by two standing figures, in this case a warrior and a maiden. Each participant is carefully posed and made subservient to the central warrior, upon whom all eyes are fastened. Neoptolemos, whether brandishing child or sword, affects the same equalized, static pose. Even the column and generous base of the altar, now raised upon two steps, add to the feeling of immobile stability.
Keywords: MIte>IIte>D248, SMIte>IIte>D2049, AIte>IIte>neIte>IIte>as 91, Antenor Ite>IIte> 14, Apollon 889a, Hekabe 54, Helene 281, Ite>IIte>lIte>IIte>oupersIte>IIte>s (S) 14, PrIte>IIte>amos 96, crater: calyx crater, vase paIte>IIte>ntIte>IIte>ng, red fIte>IIte>gured, AttIte>IIte>ca, terracotta, NIte>IIte>obIte>IIte>d PaIte>IIte>nter, -450, SpIte>IIte>na, Ite>IIte>taly, Ferrara, Museo ArcheologIte>IIte>co NazIte>IIte>onale, 2895 (T 936 VT), death, warrIte>IIte>or, soldIte>IIte>er, old man, Ite>IIte>lIte>IIte>oupersIte>IIte>s, AIte>IIte>neIte>IIte>as, AnchIte>IIte>ses, Antenor Ite>IIte>, Apollon, Hekabe, Helene, Neoptolemos, PrIte>IIte>amos
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID248, SMID2049 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aineias 91, Antenor I 14, Apollon 889a, Hekabe 54, Helene 281, Ilioupersis (S) 14, Priamos 96
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: death, warrior, soldier, old man, Ilioupersis, Aineias, Anchises, Antenor I, Apollon, Hekabe, Helene, Neoptolemos, Priamos
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: ARV(2) 601, 18; Wiencke, M. I., An epic theme in greek art, AJA 1954, 285–396, Pl. 63, Fig. 34.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Italy, Ferrara, Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Inventory: 2895 (T 936 VT) (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID248, SMID2049
Description: crater: calyx crater, vase painting, red figured, Attica – Material: terracotta – Artist: Niobid Painter – Dating: -450 – Discovery: Spina – Description: An inner pyramidal group of three, flanked by two standing figures, in this case a warrior and a maiden. Each participant is carefully posed and made subservient to the central warrior, upon whom all eyes are fastened. Neoptolemos, whether brandishing child or sword, affects the same equalized, static pose. Even the column and generous base of the altar, now raised upon two steps, add to the feeling of immobile stability.
Keywords: MIte>IIte>D248, SMIte>IIte>D2049, AIte>IIte>neIte>IIte>as 91, Antenor Ite>IIte> 14, Apollon 889a, Hekabe 54, Helene 281, Ite>IIte>lIte>IIte>oupersIte>IIte>s (S) 14, PrIte>IIte>amos 96, crater: calyx crater, vase paIte>IIte>ntIte>IIte>ng, red fIte>IIte>gured, AttIte>IIte>ca, terracotta, NIte>IIte>obIte>IIte>d PaIte>IIte>nter, -450, SpIte>IIte>na, Ite>IIte>taly, Ferrara, Museo ArcheologIte>IIte>co NazIte>IIte>onale, 2895 (T 936 VT), death, warrIte>IIte>or, soldIte>IIte>er, old man, Ite>IIte>lIte>IIte>oupersIte>IIte>s, AIte>IIte>neIte>IIte>as, AnchIte>IIte>ses, Antenor Ite>IIte>, Apollon, Hekabe, Helene, Neoptolemos, PrIte>IIte>amos
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID248, SMID2049 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aineias 91, Antenor I 14, Apollon 889a, Hekabe 54, Helene 281, Ilioupersis (S) 14, Priamos 96
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: death, warrior, soldier, old man, Ilioupersis, Aineias, Anchises, Antenor I, Apollon, Hekabe, Helene, Neoptolemos, Priamos
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: ARV(2) 601, 18; Wiencke, M. I., An epic theme in greek art, AJA 1954, 285–396, Pl. 63, Fig. 34.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Italy, Ferrara, Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Inventory: 2895 (T 936 VT) (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID248, SMID2049
Description: crater: calyx crater, vase painting, red figured, Attica – Material: terracotta – Artist: Niobid Painter – Dating: -450 – Discovery: Spina – Description: An inner pyramidal group of three, flanked by two standing figures, in this case a warrior and a maiden. Each participant is carefully posed and made subservient to the central warrior, upon whom all eyes are fastened. Neoptolemos, whether brandishing child or sword, affects the same equalized, static pose. Even the column and generous base of the altar, now raised upon two steps, add to the feeling of immobile stability.
Keywords: MIte>IIte>D248, SMIte>IIte>D2049, AIte>IIte>neIte>IIte>as 91, Antenor Ite>IIte> 14, Apollon 889a, Hekabe 54, Helene 281, Ite>IIte>lIte>IIte>oupersIte>IIte>s (S) 14, PrIte>IIte>amos 96, crater: calyx crater, vase paIte>IIte>ntIte>IIte>ng, red fIte>IIte>gured, AttIte>IIte>ca, terracotta, NIte>IIte>obIte>IIte>d PaIte>IIte>nter, -450, SpIte>IIte>na, Ite>IIte>taly, Ferrara, Museo ArcheologIte>IIte>co NazIte>IIte>onale, 2895 (T 936 VT), death, warrIte>IIte>or, soldIte>IIte>er, old man, Ite>IIte>lIte>IIte>oupersIte>IIte>s, AIte>IIte>neIte>IIte>as, AnchIte>IIte>ses, Antenor Ite>IIte>, Apollon, Hekabe, Helene, Neoptolemos, PrIte>IIte>amos
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID248, SMID2049 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aineias 91, Antenor I 14, Apollon 889a, Hekabe 54, Helene 281, Ilioupersis (S) 14, Priamos 96
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: death, warrior, soldier, old man, Ilioupersis, Aineias, Anchises, Antenor I, Apollon, Hekabe, Helene, Neoptolemos, Priamos
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: ARV(2) 601, 18; Wiencke, M. I., An epic theme in greek art, AJA 1954, 285–396, Pl. 63, Fig. 34.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Italy, Ferrara, Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Inventory: 2895 (T 936 VT) (1. Inv.)