Naples 2422 (Vase)

Ilioupersis (death of Priam; Ajax and Cassandra; Trojan woman attacking a Greek; Aeneas and Anchises; rescue of Aithra)

ID:
aa_5648
Type:
Vase
Date:
ca. -480 — ca. -475
Period:
Late Archaic/Early Classical
Context:
From Nola
Region:
Campania
Painter:
Attributed to the Kleophrades Painter
Ware:
Attic Red Figure
Shape:
Hydria
Collection:
Naples, Museo Archeologico Nazionale

Citations and Bibliography

ARV2, 189, 74; FR pl. 34

Kleophrades Painter's hydria depicting...
Kleophrades Painter's hydria depicting the Iliupersis: overview drawing of the vase, from the front
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Kleophrades Painter's hydria depicting...
Kleophrades Painter's hydria depicting the Iliupersis: drawing of the shoulder scene
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Kleophrades Painter's hydria depicting...
Kleophrades Painter's hydria depicting the Iliupersis: drawing of the figural scene (center), showing the death of Priam
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Kleophrades Painter's hydria depicting...
Kleophrades Painter's hydria depicting the Iliupersis: drawing of the figural scene (right), showing the rescue of Aithra, and a Trojan woman attacking Greek
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Kleophrades Painter's hydria depicting...
Kleophrades Painter's hydria depicting the Iliupersis: drawing of the figural scene (left), showing the Ajax and Cassandra, Aeneas and Anchises
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