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Painter of the Vatican Biga (fl. 400-380 BCE)
Etruscan red figure hydria (water jar). 400- 380 BCE. The unique scene shows a young painter, naked and depicted from behind, engaged in decorating a tomb in the form of a kiosk. The painter appears to be intent on completing the Ionic kymation. From Vulci. The artist is one of the first masters of the red figure technique in Etruria. Painted red figure ceramic, height 36 cm. Cat. 14964.
Location
Museo Gregoriano Etrusco/Vatican Museums/Vatican
Unique Identifier
ART584742
Type
Image
Purpose
Public
Size
2390px × 3543px
Photo Credit
White Images/ Scala/ Art Resource, NY
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4th century BCE
Back View
Etruscan Art
Hydria, Greek Water Jar
Male
Nude
Painter at Work
Red Figure Vase Painting
Tomb
Youth