Name: 55801X001.jpg
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ID: a66d99e2f1474a31ab5406618aa44e33
Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, National Archaeological Museum, Inventory: 16464 (1. Inv.)
LIMC/ThesCRA: MID50642, SMID55801 – LIMC/ThesCRA: I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 97, I. 2.a. Opfer, gr. 291c, I. 2.d. Weihgeschenke, gr. 70, II. 4.c. Musik, gr. 220, III. 6.b. Gebet, gr. 58, Pflanzen und Tiere, gr. (Suppl.) 114, VI. 1.b. Kindheit und Adoleszenz, gr. 107, VI. Musik, gr. (Suppl.) 34
Description: Tablet, painting, Greece – Material: wood – Dating: -540/-520 – Discovery: Pitsá (Corinthia) – Description: According to the inscription the Nymphs are the recipients of the votive. An altar on the r. is approached by a procession that includes a woman carrying a kanoun (with a large box and two oinochoai) on her head and holding a jug in her r. hand, a boy leading a sheep, two musicians playing the lyre and the pipes, and three women carrying sprigs. The women’s names are inscribed and the painting is signed by an artist from Corinth. Altar: Blaue Basis, schwarz-weiss-brauner rechteckiger, blutbespritzter Altarkörper, blaue Deckplatte, weisser Windschutz- und Feuerschutzaufsatz. – Inscriptions: ???T??? ???S ???F??S ?T??????, ??T????? ??????S ?????T??S
Keywords: Wreath, crown, stephane, corona, lyre, oinochoe, fire (on altar), music, libation, sacrifice, branch, pipe, flute, aulos, tibiae, sacrificial animal, sacrificial assistant, kanoun, offering basket, sheep, tablet, pinax, cista, kiste, procession: sacrificial procession, altar with fire protection, altar with protection against wind, altar: monolithic block, track (trace?) of blood
Bibliography: Hausmann 15 f. fig. 4; Orlandos, A. K., EAA VI (1965) 201–204 s. v. Pitsa, ill.; Schelp 86 no. K 16; Lorber, Inschriften 39 no. 154 A pl. 46; Amyx, CVP II 394 f. 604 f.; Jones Roccos, L., AJA 99 (1995) 651 f. fig. 8; van Straten 57 f. fig. 56; Brand no. Korinth 1; Gebauer Pv 142 E. Stasinopoulou-Kakarouga in: Kaltsas, N. /Shapiro, A. (Hrsg. ), Worshiping Women. Ritual and Reality in Classical Athens (Ausst. New York 2008) 225 Nr. 101; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 21 Abb. 9.
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Size: 32.92 kb
Dimensions: 600x450 px
Resolution: 72x72 ppi
ID: a66d99e2f1474a31ab5406618aa44e33
Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, National Archaeological Museum, Inventory: 16464 (1. Inv.)
LIMC/ThesCRA: MID50642, SMID55801 – LIMC/ThesCRA: I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 97, I. 2.a. Opfer, gr. 291c, I. 2.d. Weihgeschenke, gr. 70, II. 4.c. Musik, gr. 220, III. 6.b. Gebet, gr. 58, Pflanzen und Tiere, gr. (Suppl.) 114, VI. 1.b. Kindheit und Adoleszenz, gr. 107, VI. Musik, gr. (Suppl.) 34
Description: Tablet, painting, Greece – Material: wood – Dating: -540/-520 – Discovery: Pitsá (Corinthia) – Description: According to the inscription the Nymphs are the recipients of the votive. An altar on the r. is approached by a procession that includes a woman carrying a kanoun (with a large box and two oinochoai) on her head and holding a jug in her r. hand, a boy leading a sheep, two musicians playing the lyre and the pipes, and three women carrying sprigs. The women’s names are inscribed and the painting is signed by an artist from Corinth. Altar: Blaue Basis, schwarz-weiss-brauner rechteckiger, blutbespritzter Altarkörper, blaue Deckplatte, weisser Windschutz- und Feuerschutzaufsatz. – Inscriptions: ???T??? ???S ???F??S ?T??????, ??T????? ??????S ?????T??S
Keywords: Wreath, crown, stephane, corona, lyre, oinochoe, fire (on altar), music, libation, sacrifice, branch, pipe, flute, aulos, tibiae, sacrificial animal, sacrificial assistant, kanoun, offering basket, sheep, tablet, pinax, cista, kiste, procession: sacrificial procession, altar with fire protection, altar with protection against wind, altar: monolithic block, track (trace?) of blood
Bibliography: Hausmann 15 f. fig. 4; Orlandos, A. K., EAA VI (1965) 201–204 s. v. Pitsa, ill.; Schelp 86 no. K 16; Lorber, Inschriften 39 no. 154 A pl. 46; Amyx, CVP II 394 f. 604 f.; Jones Roccos, L., AJA 99 (1995) 651 f. fig. 8; van Straten 57 f. fig. 56; Brand no. Korinth 1; Gebauer Pv 142 E. Stasinopoulou-Kakarouga in: Kaltsas, N. /Shapiro, A. (Hrsg. ), Worshiping Women. Ritual and Reality in Classical Athens (Ausst. New York 2008) 225 Nr. 101; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 21 Abb. 9.
Copyright notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object