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Attic Red-figure hydria, 460-450 BC (ceramic)

Attic Red-figure hydria, 460-450 BC (ceramic)


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Attic Red-figure hydria, 460-450 BC (ceramic)

CZA228733 Attic Red-figure hydria, 460-450 BC (ceramic) by Nausicaa Painter (fl.460-450); height: 36 cm; Czartoryski Museum, Cracow, Poland; (add.info.: hydrie; ); Greek, out of copyright

Media ID 22930024

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Bacchus Dionysos Dionysus Dismay Distress Sacrifice Sacrificial Thyrse Thyrsus


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This print showcases an exquisite Attic Red-figure hydria, dating back to 460-450 BC. Crafted by the renowned Nausicaa Painter, this ceramic masterpiece stands at a height of 36 cm and is currently housed in the prestigious Czartoryski Museum in Cracow, Poland. The image captures the essence of ancient Greek culture and mythology with its depiction of a solemn ritual scene. A male figure, possibly a god or priest, stands before an altar holding a menacing axe. His distressed expression suggests that he may be engaged in a sacrificial act or facing some form of divine dismay. The vibrant red hues used in this artwork add depth and intensity to the composition, enhancing the emotional impact on viewers. The intricate details on the pottery vessel further highlight the artist's skillful craftsmanship. Notably present is Dionysus, also known as Bacchus - the Greek god associated with wine and revelry. He holds his iconic thyrsus staff adorned with ivy leaves and grapes, symbolizing fertility and abundance. This inclusion hints at themes of celebration and ecstasy within this ritualistic context. Overall, this classical piece offers us a glimpse into ancient Greek religious practices while showcasing both artistic mastery and cultural significance. It serves as a testament to humanity's enduring fascination with mythological narratives throughout history.

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