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Apulian red-figured volute-krater by the Lycurgus Painter, 350-340 π.Χ. Boreas is seizing Oreithyia in the center of the scene. There is an altar next to them. On the right, the aged priestess flees, dropping the temple key. Below is a Papposilenos, suggesting that the scene was inspired maybe by a satyr play.
Caption Apulian volute krater with Boreas seizing Oreithyia
Mythic people Oreithyia (heroine) ,Boreas (Deity)
Type Clay object
Artist/Creator The Lycurgus Painter
Origin Puglia, Italy
Current position The British Museum, London
Index number 1931,0511.1
Dating 350-340 BC
Notes
Για το αντικείμενο βλ. volute krater | British Museum
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