Stamnos Prints

Red-figure stamnos depicting Athena, from Vulci (Lazio)
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Amphora depicting Herakles and Triton
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Ceramic stamnos (mixing jar) produced in Gela, Sicily, Italy, Ancient Greece
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Attic red-figure pottery stamnos (mixing jar) (480-470 BC)
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Stamnos (liquid storing vessel), detail
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Stamnos (liquid storing vessel) by the Painter of Satyrs
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Stamnos (liquid storing vessel) by the Micali Painter
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Stamnos by the Painter of Hesione
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Stamnos (liquid storing vessel) by the Micali Painter
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Red figure stamnos (pottery used to store liquids) depicting a satyr with a girl painted by Ceretano Painter
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Stamnos depicting Zeus being crowned by Eros
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Stamnos (liquid storing vessel) by the Painter of the Vatican
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Stamnos (liquid storing vessel) by the Painter of the Vatican
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Stamnos (liquid storing vessel)
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Stamnos (liquid storing vessel)
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Stamnos (liquid storing vessel) by the Berkeley Painter
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Stamnos (liquid storing vessel) depicting boxers
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Stamnos (liquid storing vessel)
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Attic stamnos showing sacrifice to Dionysus
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Stamnos depicting Herakles and Hydra
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Attic stamnos representing banquet, 5th century bc (pottery)
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Stamnos (liquid storing vessel)
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Stamnos (liquid storing vessel) by the Settecamini Painter
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Stamnos, red-figure pottery from Vulci (Lazio). Etruscan Civilization, 4th Century BC
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Stamnos (liquid storing vessel)
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Stamnos, red-figure pottery from Vulci (Lazio). Etruscan Civilization, 4th Century BC
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Red-figure Stamnos with scene of Dionysus with handmaid, 440-420 BC (terracotta)
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Stamnos representing Heracles and the Hydra of Lerna, 480-460 BC (ceramic)
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Red-figure Stamnos with scene of Hercules with Satyr, 440-420 BC (terracotta)
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