South Italian Vases, Page 2, Robinson Collection

South Italian Vases from the David M. Robinson Collection

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	Campanian nolan amphora, ca. 340-320 B.C., unattributed. Depicts mourners, a seated woman with another reaching toward a large tombstone with a wreath. A youth with a spear stands to the right. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peddle. See Robinson, CVA fasc. 3, pl. 25, no. 1a-b.
	Narrow-necked amphora, ca. 350 B.C. Depicts nude youth leaning on stick which he has cushioned by wadding up his cloack. Gift of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Peddle.
	Probably Apulian?, red-figure skyphos of unknown provenience, puchased in Italy, mid 4th century. Depicts nude youth with a mantle in his left arm, walking to the left, holds a tray in his left hand. Gift of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Peddle. See Robinson, CVA, fasc. 3, pl. 23.
	Apulian volute krater, after the Dareios Painter, ca. 330-320 B.C., ex coll. A. Loebbecke, Braunschweig, Germany. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peddle.
	Reverse side, Apulian volute krater, after the Dareios Painter, ca. 330-320 B.C., ex coll. A. Loebbecke, Braunschweig, Germany. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peddle.
	South Italian (Lucanian) column krater depicting preparations for a Dionysiac rite, Wolfenbuettel Painter, fourth century B.C., gift of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peddle.
	Detail of column krater above.
	Fish plate, 330-300 B.C., Campanian red-figure, 3 large fish, 1 small fish, 1 oyster, near Robinson Painter, gift of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peddle.
	Bell Krater, 400-375 B.C., Lucanian red-figure, Big-Head Painter, Hippolyta gives girdle to Herakles, gift of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peddle.
	Apulian red-figure bell krater, near Tarporley Painter, 390-380 B.C. Formerly in Franz Trau Collection. See D. M. Robinson, AJA 60 (1956) no. 26, pl. 19, figs. 82-3.
	Detail of the above bell krater.

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Campanian nolan amphora, ca. 340-320 B.C., unattributed. Depicts mourners, a seated woman with another reaching toward a large tombstone with a wreath. A youth with a spear stands to the right. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peddle. See Robinson, CVA fasc. 3, pl. 25, no. 1a-b.

Narrow-necked amphora, ca. 350 B.C. Depicts nude youth leaning on stick which he has cushioned by wadding up his cloack. Gift of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Peddle.

Probably Apulian?, red-figure skyphos of unknown provenience, puchased in Italy, mid 4th century. Depicts nude youth with a mantle in his left arm, walking to the left, holds a tray in his left hand. Gift of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Peddle. See Robinson, CVA, fasc. 3, pl. 23.

Apulian volute krater, after the Dareios Painter, ca. 330-320 B.C., ex coll. A. Loebbecke, Braunschweig, Germany. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peddle.

Reverse side, Apulian volute krater, after the Dareios Painter, ca. 330-320 B.C., ex coll. A. Loebbecke, Braunschweig, Germany. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peddle.

South Italian (Lucanian) column krater depicting preparations for a Dionysiac rite, Wolfenbuettel Painter, fourth century B.C., gift of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peddle.

Detail of column krater above.

Fish plate, 330-300 B.C., Campanian red-figure, 3 large fish, 1 small fish, 1 oyster, near Robinson Painter, gift of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peddle.

Bell Krater, 400-375 B.C., Lucanian red-figure, Big-Head Painter, Hippolyta gives girdle to Herakles, gift of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peddle.

Apulian red-figure bell krater, near Tarporley Painter, 390-380 B.C. Formerly in Franz Trau Collection. See D. M. Robinson, AJA 60 (1956) no. 26, pl. 19, figs. 82-3.

Detail of the above bell krater.