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Red figure Oinochoe with rare Satyr scene

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Object number
AR3279
Object:       Oinochoe

Material: So-called red figure vase
Red clay with black slip and white painting

Date: 4th century B.C.
Apulian or Campanian

Description:    Voluminous oinochoe with ring-shaped base, trefoil spout and strap handle. On the opposite side of the handle image area framed with a wave crest at top and broad lines with bands of leafs at sides.
Inside the frame, a satyr is standing to the left, both armes extended, the left leg raised. Very high quality and level of detail for an Apulian or Campanian workshop.

Size: Diameter 150 mm, height 187 mm.

Condition: Overall great impression with excellently preserved decoration. Small hole of about 2cm x 1cm on body, stable hair-thin cracks which can only be noted upon detailed inspection, possibly a restoration at the upper attachment point of handle to body.

References: Rare, no other South Italian oinochoe with the depiction of a satyr as the main element of the scene could be identified in the CVA. For shape and composition, see e.g.:
Vgl. Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum. The Toledo Museum of Art II (USA 20) Taf. 95.1-3
Vgl. Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum. Italia Fascicolo 34. Verona, Museo del Teatro Romano 1 (Rom 1961) IV (D), Taf. 7
Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum. Göttingen, Archäologisches Insttut der Universität 1, 32-33, P. 18.1-3

Provenance: Acquired 2020 on the German art market. From an old German private collection, acquired in the 1980s on the German art market.

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