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Ancient Greek pottery, spanning from c. 900 BC to 31 BC, is a testament to the artistic prowess of the Hellenic civilization. These ceramic vessels, often adorned with intricate black-figure and red-figure paintings, served both functional and decorative purposes. Scenes depicting mythology, daily life, and athletic contests graced the surfaces of amphorae, kraters, and kylikes, showcasing the artistic diversity and technical mastery of the potters. The use of glaze, slip, and various painting techniques created vibrant and enduring works of art that continue to captivate audiences today.
Born
c.900 BC
Died
31 BC
Attic Middle Geometric Amphora from Kerameikos
Ancient Greek Pottery
800
Attic Late Geometric Amphora. From Athens. By the Dipyl...
Ancient Greek Pottery
750
Attic Late Geometric Pyxis with Four Horses on the Lid....
Ancient Greek Pottery
735
Hirschfeld Krater
Ancient Greek Pottery
735
Attic Geometric Trefoil Mouth Oinochoe. From Athens
Ancient Greek Pottery
725
Terracotta Aryballos in the Form of An Eagle's Head
Ancient Greek Pottery
600
Bronze Hydria (water Jar)
Ancient Greek Pottery
600
Terracotta Neck Amphora (storage Jar)
Ancient Greek Pottery
590
Terracotta Aryballos in the Form of a Helmeted Head
Ancient Greek Pottery
575
Terracotta Neck Amphora (jar)
Ancient Greek Pottery
550
Bronze Oinochoe
Ancient Greek Pottery
550
Terracotta Kylix (drinking Cup)
Ancient Greek Pottery
550
Terracotta Kylix - Eye Cup (drinking Cup)
Ancient Greek Pottery
530
Terracotta Kylix, Eye Cup (drinking Cup)
Ancient Greek Pottery
530
Terracotta Amphora (jar)
Ancient Greek Pottery
530