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ID: 1278e81afe924a41b302d72637f520c5
Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, National Archaeological Museum, Inventory: 11036 (1. Inv.)
LIMC/ThesCRA: MID6727, SMID6867 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Demeter (vol. IV) 392, Eubouleus 9, Keryx 1, Persephone (S) 155, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 78, I. 2.c. Rauchopfer 21, I. 2.d. Weihgeschenke, gr. 107, II. 3.c. Initiation 27, II. 5. Kultbilder 218, II. 5. Kultbilder 586, III. 3.b. Konsekration 81, IV. 1.b. Kultorte (Darstellungen) 108c, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 651, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 1474, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 1562a, VII. 3. Feste und Spiele, gr. 69
Description: Tablet, vase painting, red figured, Attica – Material: terracotta – Dating: -380/-370 – Discovery: Eleusis (Attica) – Description: Eleusinian Gods around an omphalos: Principal scene in two registers: above at the right Demeter sits holding a scepter. Next to her stands Persephone holding two torches; she turns back towards an approaching female (Niinnion?) who carries a vessel, thought to be a kernos/plemochoe, on her head. Behind her a beardless youth carring a pitcher and a stick and bearded male carrying a staff and branches approach. In the lower register a woman holding a phiale and a scepter (Aphrodite?) sits right in front of an omphalos (hemispherical, unornamented). She is appoached by a youth wearing high boots, who holds two torches, one turned downward (variously interpreted as Iakchos, Eumolpos, or Eubouleus). Behind him is a dancing woman with a kernos/plemochoe(?) on her head, and a bearded male. Above, in the pediment, are a woman with kernos/plemochoe (?) on her head, an auletris, and two males. The dedicatory inscription is inscribed on the lower margin. – Inscriptions: Geweiht von Niinnion.
Keywords: Wreath, crown, stephane, corona, sceptre, jug, torch, branch, pipe, flute, aulos, tibiae, omphalos, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, cista, kiste, kernos, bakchos (staff in the mysteries of Eleusis), musician (female), plemochoe, kothon, Mysteries of Eleusis, , Demeter, Eubouleus, Iakchos, Keryx, Persephone
Bibliography: Mylonas, G. E., Eleusis and the Eleusinian Mysteries (1961) 213 ff. fig. 88; Bianchi, U., The Greek Mysteries (1976) 24 n. 35 fig. 35; Peschlow-Bindokat, A., Demeter und Persephone in der attischen Kunst des 6. bis 4. Jhs., JdI 87 (1972) 105–107 V 124; Moreno, P., Pittura greca. Da Polignoto ad Apelles (1987) 26 Abb. 23; Schiering, W., Olympische Forschungen V (1964) 172; I., Griechische Malerei in der Antike (1994) 147 Abb. 70; Papangeli, K., in: Kaltsas, N. /Shapiro, A. (Hrsg. ), Worshiping Women. Ritual and Reality in Classical Athens (Ausst. New York 2008) 150 Nr. 66; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 11; Parke, H. W., Athenische Feste, 1987, 97 Abb. 32; Deubner, L., Attische Feste, 1956, 74, Taf. 5, 1; Clinton, K., Myth and Cult. The Iconography of the Eleusinian Mysteries (1992) 75; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 337.
Copyright notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
Size: 91.44 kb
Dimensions: 466x600 px
Resolution: 72x72 ppi
ID: 1278e81afe924a41b302d72637f520c5
Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, National Archaeological Museum, Inventory: 11036 (1. Inv.)
LIMC/ThesCRA: MID6727, SMID6867 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Demeter (vol. IV) 392, Eubouleus 9, Keryx 1, Persephone (S) 155, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 78, I. 2.c. Rauchopfer 21, I. 2.d. Weihgeschenke, gr. 107, II. 3.c. Initiation 27, II. 5. Kultbilder 218, II. 5. Kultbilder 586, III. 3.b. Konsekration 81, IV. 1.b. Kultorte (Darstellungen) 108c, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 651, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 1474, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 1562a, VII. 3. Feste und Spiele, gr. 69
Description: Tablet, vase painting, red figured, Attica – Material: terracotta – Dating: -380/-370 – Discovery: Eleusis (Attica) – Description: Eleusinian Gods around an omphalos: Principal scene in two registers: above at the right Demeter sits holding a scepter. Next to her stands Persephone holding two torches; she turns back towards an approaching female (Niinnion?) who carries a vessel, thought to be a kernos/plemochoe, on her head. Behind her a beardless youth carring a pitcher and a stick and bearded male carrying a staff and branches approach. In the lower register a woman holding a phiale and a scepter (Aphrodite?) sits right in front of an omphalos (hemispherical, unornamented). She is appoached by a youth wearing high boots, who holds two torches, one turned downward (variously interpreted as Iakchos, Eumolpos, or Eubouleus). Behind him is a dancing woman with a kernos/plemochoe(?) on her head, and a bearded male. Above, in the pediment, are a woman with kernos/plemochoe (?) on her head, an auletris, and two males. The dedicatory inscription is inscribed on the lower margin. – Inscriptions: Geweiht von Niinnion.
Keywords: Wreath, crown, stephane, corona, sceptre, jug, torch, branch, pipe, flute, aulos, tibiae, omphalos, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, cista, kiste, kernos, bakchos (staff in the mysteries of Eleusis), musician (female), plemochoe, kothon, Mysteries of Eleusis, , Demeter, Eubouleus, Iakchos, Keryx, Persephone
Bibliography: Mylonas, G. E., Eleusis and the Eleusinian Mysteries (1961) 213 ff. fig. 88; Bianchi, U., The Greek Mysteries (1976) 24 n. 35 fig. 35; Peschlow-Bindokat, A., Demeter und Persephone in der attischen Kunst des 6. bis 4. Jhs., JdI 87 (1972) 105–107 V 124; Moreno, P., Pittura greca. Da Polignoto ad Apelles (1987) 26 Abb. 23; Schiering, W., Olympische Forschungen V (1964) 172; I., Griechische Malerei in der Antike (1994) 147 Abb. 70; Papangeli, K., in: Kaltsas, N. /Shapiro, A. (Hrsg. ), Worshiping Women. Ritual and Reality in Classical Athens (Ausst. New York 2008) 150 Nr. 66; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 11; Parke, H. W., Athenische Feste, 1987, 97 Abb. 32; Deubner, L., Attische Feste, 1956, 74, Taf. 5, 1; Clinton, K., Myth and Cult. The Iconography of the Eleusinian Mysteries (1992) 75; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 337.
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