Pitsa Panel, Corinthia, Greece 540 BC

The “Pitsa Panel” is a fragment of a larger painting from Ancient Greece, dating back to 540 BC. It features a procession of figures, likely depicting a religious ritual or a scene from mythology. The figures are painted in a simplified, stylized manner, with the emphasis on the outlines and gestures. This is typical for early Greek painting, which predates the classical period of art and the focus on realistic representation. The panel is now housed in the National Archaeological Museum in Athens, Greece.