Name: 15190X101.jpg
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ID: e15f1596a6594309818547c76f0705b1
Place/Museum: Denmark, Copenhague, Musée National, Inventory: 13567 (1. Inv.)
LIMC/ThesCRA: MID14724, SMID15190 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Atalante 12, Meleagros 23, I. 1. Prozessionen, etr. 9, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 123, I. 2.a. Opfer, etr. 51, I. 2.a. Opfer, etr. 289, I. 2.a. Opfer, etr. 317, I. 2.a. Opfer, gr. 454, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 777, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 995
Description: Hydria, vase painting, black figured, Caere – Material: terracotta – Artist: Eagle Painter – Dating: -530/-510 – Discovery: Rome – Description: Side A: On the l. a flaming altar and a column with a circular object (disk or dinos) on top; two men and two women leading a bull to sacrifice, in the following order: man holding a double-axe with both hands, man carrying a knife and a lebes (the blood vessel, sphageion), kanephoros (filled with a white substance, sacrificial barley?), and a woman playing the pipes (auletris). While the women are standard figure types for processions, the men in front are sacrificers shown immediately before the killing of the bull, which is depicted with its head bent down. Side B: a man with shield and sword attacking a boar. – Dimensions: H: 41 cm; Dm (ohne Henkel): 31 cm
Keywords: Altar, sword, knife, shield, fire (on altar), column, bull, double-axe, bipennis, labrys, boar, sacrifice, pipe, flute, aulos, tibiae, kanoun, offering basket, procession: sacrificial procession, kanephoros, musician (female)
Bibliography: Friis Johansen, K., OpRom 4 (1962) 61 ff.; Schelp 43 no. K 44; Durand, J. -L., in Detienne/Vernant, Cuisine 176–178; Hemelrijk, J. M., Caeretan Hydriae (1984) 29 f. no. 15 fig. 20 pl. 67–69; Van Straten, F., Hiera Kala. Images of animal sacrifice in archaic and classical Greece, Leiden (1995), V120 fig. 114; Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) Sv 17 fig. 153; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 19 Abb. 8 a+b.
Copyright notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
Size: 59.69 kb
Dimensions: 530x600 px
Resolution: 72x72 ppi
ID: e15f1596a6594309818547c76f0705b1
Place/Museum: Denmark, Copenhague, Musée National, Inventory: 13567 (1. Inv.)
LIMC/ThesCRA: MID14724, SMID15190 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Atalante 12, Meleagros 23, I. 1. Prozessionen, etr. 9, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 123, I. 2.a. Opfer, etr. 51, I. 2.a. Opfer, etr. 289, I. 2.a. Opfer, etr. 317, I. 2.a. Opfer, gr. 454, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 777, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 995
Description: Hydria, vase painting, black figured, Caere – Material: terracotta – Artist: Eagle Painter – Dating: -530/-510 – Discovery: Rome – Description: Side A: On the l. a flaming altar and a column with a circular object (disk or dinos) on top; two men and two women leading a bull to sacrifice, in the following order: man holding a double-axe with both hands, man carrying a knife and a lebes (the blood vessel, sphageion), kanephoros (filled with a white substance, sacrificial barley?), and a woman playing the pipes (auletris). While the women are standard figure types for processions, the men in front are sacrificers shown immediately before the killing of the bull, which is depicted with its head bent down. Side B: a man with shield and sword attacking a boar. – Dimensions: H: 41 cm; Dm (ohne Henkel): 31 cm
Keywords: Altar, sword, knife, shield, fire (on altar), column, bull, double-axe, bipennis, labrys, boar, sacrifice, pipe, flute, aulos, tibiae, kanoun, offering basket, procession: sacrificial procession, kanephoros, musician (female)
Bibliography: Friis Johansen, K., OpRom 4 (1962) 61 ff.; Schelp 43 no. K 44; Durand, J. -L., in Detienne/Vernant, Cuisine 176–178; Hemelrijk, J. M., Caeretan Hydriae (1984) 29 f. no. 15 fig. 20 pl. 67–69; Van Straten, F., Hiera Kala. Images of animal sacrifice in archaic and classical Greece, Leiden (1995), V120 fig. 114; Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) Sv 17 fig. 153; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 19 Abb. 8 a+b.
Copyright notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
