Amphora Collection (#11)

Amphora; Unknown; 3rd century; Glass; Object: H: 25.5 cm (10 1/16 in.)

Attic Panathenaic Amphora with Lid; Attributed to the Marsyas Painter, Greek (Attic), active 330 - 320 B.C.; Athens, Greece

Attic Black-Figure Amphora; Attributed to Lydos or a painter close to Lydos, Greek (Attic), active about 565 - 535 B.C.; Athens, Greece, Europe; 550 - 540 B.C.; Terracotta; Object: H: 45.6 x Diam

Black-Figure Amphora; Attributed to Affecter, Greek (Attic), about 540 - 520 B.C. and Affecters Potter; Athens, Greece, Europe; about 540 - 530 B.C.; Terracotta; Object: H: 38.7 x Diam

Euboean Black-Figure Neck Amphora; Unknown; Greece, Euboea, Europe; about 570 - 560 B.C.; Terracotta; Object: H: 35.6 x Diam.: 23.2 cm (14 x 9 1/8 in.)

Black-Figure Neck Amphora; Unknown; Greece, Euboea, Europe; about 570 - 560 B.C.; Terracotta; Object: H: 35.8 x Diam. (body): 23.8 cm (14 1/8 x 9 3/8 in.), Object (rim): Diam.: 15.5 cm (6 1/8 in.)

Attic Black-Figure Neck Amphora; Attributed to Leagros Group, Greek (Attic), active 525 - 500 B.C.; Athens, Greece, Europe; about 510 B.C.; Terracotta; Object: H: 39.6 to 41 x Diam

Chalkidian Black-Figure Neck Amphora; Attributed to the Inscription Painter, Greek, active 570 - 530 B.C.; Rhegion, South Italy, Europe; about 540 B.C.; Terracotta; Object: H: 39.6 cm (15 9/16 in.)

Venus and Anchises, Benjamin Robert Haydon, 1786-1846, British

The Brothers Clarke with Other Gentlemen Taking Wine, Gawen Hamilton, ca. 1697-1737, British

A Lady with a Book Portrait of a Lady Signed, center left: B
A Lady with a Book Portrait of a Lady Signed, center left: " B. Dandridge. [Minse]", Bartholomew Dandridge, baptized 1691-died in or after 1754, British

A Young Girl with a Dog and a Page Signed in lower right: B
A Young Girl with a Dog and a Page Signed in lower right: " B. Dandridge Pix [?it]", Bartholomew Dandridge, baptized 1691-died in or after 1754, British

James Grant of Grant, John Mytton, the Hon. Thomas Robinson, and Thomas Wynne A Conversation Piece in Rome: James Grant, Mr. Mytton, the Hon. Thomas Robinson, and Mr

Still life with a terracotta amphora and a branch in front of a yellow wall, Turkey

A Mexican Criada (House Servant) carrying a large jar on her shoulder. The caption to this card states that: " All the work about native households is performed by Such Women." Date

Thessaloniki, Greece - Bulgarian Women
Thessaloniki, Greece - Fine studio portrait Bulgarian Women from the village of Kiretz-Kuey (Kiretch-Kieuy) Date: circa 1901

Thessaloniki - Delivery at the port of Art Pottery for onward sale in the tourist boutiques Date: circa 1910s

Greetings from Egypt - Water Carrier Girl and Donkey Drivers
Greetings from Egypt - featuring inset photographs of a Water Carrier Girl and a team of Donkey Drivers beneath palm trees on the banks of the River Nile. Date: circa 1910s

WW1 - Serbian girl gets water for the Allied Troops
WW1 era - Serbian Woman Water Carrier providing fresh drinking water to Allied Troops Date: circa 1917

Southern Algeria - Woman holding a small decorated ewer
Southern Algeria - Woman wearing a very ornate conical hat holding a small decorated ewer. Date: circa 1908

Algerian Bedouin Woman drinking from a small decorated ewer Date: circa 1908

Young Arab girl carrying drinking water across a river or stream. Date: circa 1890s

Morocco, North West Africa - Pot seller, Casablanca Date: circa 1950s

University Student playing Portuguese Guitar on the street - Lisbon, Portugal. Date: 1930s

Portugal - Pretty girl from Minho Region Date: 1930s

Lebanese girl in Festival Costume Date: 1907

Miss Marjorie Day (1889-) - Theatre and silent film Actress. Date: circa 1910s

Water Carrier at Beja, Portugal. Date: circa 1910

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Roman wine Amphora at Le Dramont, France, Mediterranean Sea Archaeological research by diver DRASM (Direction Regionale de l'archeologie Marseille) Date:

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Roman wine Amphora at Le Dramont, France, Mediterranean Sea Archaeological research by diver DRASM (Direction Regionale de l'archeologie Marseille) Date:

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Roman wine Amphora at Le Dramont, France, Mediterranean Sea Archaeological research by diver DRASM (Direction Regionale de l'archeologie Marseille) Date:

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Roman wine Amphora at Le Dramont, France, Mediterranean Sea Archaeological research by diver DRASM (Direction Regionale de l'archeologie Marseille) Date:

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Roman wine Amphora at Le Dramont, France, Mediterranean Sea Archaeological research by diver DRASM (Direction Regionale de l'archeologie Marseille) Date:

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Roman wine Amphora at Le Dramont, France, Mediterranean Sea Archaeological research by diver DRASM (Direction Regionale de l'archeologie Marseille) Date:

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Roman wine Amphora at Le Dramont, France, Mediterranean Sea Archaeological research by diver DRASM (Direction Regionale de l'archeologie Marseille) Date:

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Roman wine Amphora at Le Dramont, France, Mediterranean Sea Archaeological research by diver DRASM (Direction Regionale de l'archeologie Marseille) Date:

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Roman wine Amphora at Le Dramont, France, Mediterranean Sea Archaeological research by diver DRASM (Direction Regionale de l'archeologie Marseille) Date:

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Roman wine Amphora at Le Dramont, France, Mediterranean Sea Archaeological research by diver DRASM (Direction Regionale de l'archeologie Marseille) Date:

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Ethiopia - young surma girl: tribe of south west Ethiopia. With face mask made from red and white clay, carrying an amphora. Date:

Aquarius Serigraph Postcard. ca. 1900-1920, Aquarius Serigraph Postcard

Attic grave amphora from Kerameikos cemetery
Attic grave amphora from the Kerameikos cemetery, the main scene dhows mourning for the dead. Late geometric period 760-750 BC

Three-handled Palace Style amphora with three large octopuses with a marines cape of rocks and seaweed. A Mycenaean imitation of the Minoan Marine Style

Ceramic amphora with decoration representing snake with feet from Kan-Ku, China, 3rd millennium B. C
Prehistory, China, 3rd millennium b.C. Ceramic amphora with decoration representing a snake with feet. From Kan-Ku

Denmark, Copenhagen, bronze amphora and gold cups from Mariesminde Mose
Prehistory, Denmark, Bronze age - Bronze amphora and gold cups from Mariesminde Mose

Two-handled fictile amphora, from Sardinia Region
Nuragic civilization. Two-handled fictile amphora. From Sardinia Region

Turkey, Anatolia, Amphora from Hacilar
Prehistory, Turkey, Anatolia - Amphora from Hacilar

Geometric-style amphora depicting prothesis scene, exposure and lamentation of dead, by Dipylon Master
Greek civilization, 8th century b.C. Pottery. Geometric-style amphora by the Dipylon Master, 750 b.C. From the necropolis of Dipylon at Athens

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"Unveiling the Timeless Beauty: Exploring the World of Amphora" Step into a world where art and history intertwine, as we delve into the captivating realm of amphora. These Greek urns and amphoras lithographs from 1897 transport us back to an era filled with elegance and grandeur. Intricately crafted, these Roman memento mori mosaics serve as poignant reminders of life's fleeting nature. They offer glimpses into ancient Phoenician traders' lives in bustling ports, where these vessels played a vital role in maritime commerce. Gallo-Roman low-reliefs take us on a journey across time, depicting scenes of wine barrels being ferried. A testament to the significance of amphoras in transporting precious liquids that brought joy and celebration to countless gatherings. Heracles' legendary battle against the Nemean lion comes alive on an Attic black-figure amphora from Vulci. This masterpiece showcases not only artistic prowess but also narrates tales passed down through generations. A mesmerizing relief reveals people laboriously carrying amphorae within wine cellars, their dedication preserving this timeless tradition. Aquarius emerges from an oil-on-canvas painting depicting zodiac signs, reminding us how even celestial beings were associated with these iconic vessels. An exquisite Attic amphora portrays winged Eros serenading with his lyre while accompanied by his loyal dog at his feet—a symbol of love's enduring power throughout centuries past. Traveling further brings us face-to-face with an ancient Italian Amphora—an artifact steeped in mystery yet brimming with stories waiting to be unraveled. The antiquarian fair in Arezzo invites enthusiasts to immerse themselves in its rich heritage amidst Tuscany's enchanting landscapes. Ancient Greek pottery captures our imagination once more through delicate brushstrokes and intricate designs—each piece whispering secrets from forgotten eras under unknown creators' hands. Finally, we find ourselves in Pompeii, Italy, during the Victorian period.