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Small parts of rim restored; handles missing.
Resting surface grooved and reserved; concave underside.
Low stem, thinner than 127. Thin, streaky red glaze.
Similar: P 14800, P 15864 (E 14:10), P 29188 ... 325-315 ... D. B. Thompson 1954, p. 89, no. 4 in note 6, pl. 20:d ... Miller 1974, p. 196, pl. 35. |
Shoulder fragment with return, glazed on inside. Max. dim. 0.096. H. A. Thompson, Hesperia 21, 1952, pl. 31:b; Agora XXVII, p. 171, cat. no. 37, pl. 35; Matheson, Polygnotos, p. 390, cat. no. D 48.
Youth ... Ca. 440-430 B.C ... H. A. Thompson, Hesperia 21, 1952, pl. 31:b; Agora XXVII, p. 171, cat. no. 37, pl. 35; Matheson, Polygnotos, p. 390, cat. no. D 48.
Youth (wreathed head, right forearm, and hand holding two spears) standing to right. |
One handle, part of the other, and one-fourth of rim and upper wall restored.
Underside and resting surface as 150. Shiny, dark brown glaze.
Similar, from same deposit: P 28071, P 29289.
Cf. P 318 (D ... 300-275 ... Cf. P 318 (D. B. Thompson 1954, p. 88, no. 3 in note 6, pl. 20:c [F 16:1, lower fill], also illustrated in Stella G. Miller 1974, pl. 35); P 1829 (H. A. Thompson 1934, A 26, p. 319, fig. 5, smaller and totally glazed [G 13:4, lower fill]). 1396 is smaller but with similar profile and from same deposit. |
Wall fragment. Max. dim. 0.074. H. A. Thompson, Hesperia 21, 1952, pl. 31:d; Agora XXVII, p. 171, cat. no. 39, pl. 35.
Maenad (lower part of face, front of body, start of left thigh, arms) standing to ... Ca. 430 B.C ... H. A. Thompson, Hesperia 21, 1952, pl. 31:d; Agora XXVII, p. 171, cat. no. 39, pl. 35.
... Attributed to the Dinos Painter in Addenda and Corrigenda, p. 1131, 35 to ARV1 789--792; not in ARV2. ... D 27). |
| One corner hacked away by the house builder.
From another corner of the same monument as plinth A 3475. In this case, however, the bedding for the foot extended into a second (missing) block. Socket for ... 2 September 1964 ... ADDENDA
Comment by Homer A. Thompson, 1966.
"Plinth for a lion made as a corner akroterion on a grave plot, probably that of Dionysios outside the Dipylon". ... Brueckner (1909), Der Friedhof am Eridanos, pp. 75-83; AA (1965), col. 346, (D. Ohly).
Letter by W.B. ... Incidentally, at the short end of A 3476, Travlos shows a break between the socket and the face of the block (Hesperia 35, 1966, p. 147). |
| Broken off at neck.
The head, on a long thick neck, is tipped slightly to the figure 's right. The hair is parted at the center, and drawn down to the nape in long loose waves. One curl hangs down on the ... 26 March 1936 |
| Complete. Corner block from the plinth of a large monument. Finished on two adjacent sides with a cyma reversa. In top a shallow bedding, apparently for a colossal left foot.
Hard gray poros.
(Consider ... 2 September 1964 ... ADDENDA
Comment by Homer A. Thompson, 1966.
"Plinth for a lion made as a corner akroterion on a grave plot, probably that of Dionysios outside the Dipylon". ... Brueckner (1909), Der Friedhof am Eridanos, pp. 75-83; AA (1965), col. 346, (D. Ohly).
Letter by W.B. ... Incidentally, at the short end of A 3476, Travlos shows a break between the socket and the face of the block (Hesperia 35, 1966, p. 147). |
Small parts of rim and foot restored.
Slightly flaring foot; grooved resting surface; flat underside running into inner face of foot. Reserved band at junction of foot and body.
Upper body flares slightly ... 325-300 ... Similar: P 1833 (H. A. Thompson 1934, A 6, p. 316 [G 13:4, lower fill]), P 22201 (Agora XXVII, no. 106, p. 180, ill. 35, pl. 40 [O--R 7--10]), P 6196 (D 15:3), P 6214 (G 11:4), P 7735 (E 3:1). |
Wall and shoulder fragment with start of neck. Thin, brownish glaze here and there on inside. Max. dim. 0.069. H. A. Thompson, Hesperia 17, 1948, pl. 68:5; Choes and Anthesteria, p. 93, cat. no. 245 bis, ... Ca. 450-440 B.C ... H. A. Thompson, Hesperia 17, 1948, pl. 68:5; Choes and Anthesteria, p. 93, cat. no. 245 bis, fig. 388:g; F. ... McNiven, JHS 109, 1989, pl. 3:d; B. Andreae and C. ... For the subject, see Brommer, Heldensage3, 445, B 1; in more detail, with discussion of the various times Odysseus disguised himself, see Brommer, AA, 1965, cols. 115--119, where he opts for the scene on 689 as the one in which Odysseus is wounded by Thoas; also Brommer, Odysseus, pp. 34--35. Brommer has misunderstood the curved lines on Odysseus' right arm when he calls them welts or wounds inflicted by Thoas.
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