Shapes of Greek Vases
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12 HYDRIA— Continued.
Hydria of the second half of the fifth century, slightly slenderer than the preceding, with finely curving foot.
Hydria of the late red-figured type with egg-shaped body, broad lip, and side handles curving upward. Note the deterioration in the curve of the foot.
n OINOCHOE. Wine-jug.
^■,;; ' .-■^■-rfir^: ft' Oinochoe with round mouth and high handle, having the neck distinct from the body.
Oinochoe with trefoil lip, short handle, and continuous curve for neck and body.
Oi...nochoe with round mouth and high handle. The neck and body form a continuous curve. ' "Olpe," oinochoe with round mouth and continuous curve for neck and body.
14 OINOCHOE— Continued.
Oinochoe with high handle, trefoil lip, and egg-shaped body, a parti- cularly graceful form.
In a private collection. New York.
Oinochoe with central lobe of trefoil mouth accentuated, and no foot.
"Olpe,"' oinochoe with round mouth and low foot.
Oinochoe of the second half of the fifth century; squat body, delicately curved trefoil lip.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
12 HYDRIA— Continued.
Hydria of the second half of the fifth century, slightly slenderer than the preceding, with finely curving foot.
Hydria of the late red-figured type with egg-shaped body, broad lip, and side handles curving upward. Note the deterioration in the curve of the foot.
n OINOCHOE. Wine-jug.
^■,;; ' .-■^■-rfir^: ft' Oinochoe with round mouth and high handle, having the neck distinct from the body.
Oinochoe with trefoil lip, short handle, and continuous curve for neck and body.
Oi...nochoe with round mouth and high handle. The neck and body form a continuous curve. ' "Olpe," oinochoe with round mouth and continuous curve for neck and body.
14 OINOCHOE— Continued.
Oinochoe with high handle, trefoil lip, and egg-shaped body, a parti- cularly graceful form.
In a private collection. New York.
Oinochoe with central lobe of trefoil mouth accentuated, and no foot.
"Olpe,"' oinochoe with round mouth and low foot.
Oinochoe of the second half of the fifth century; squat body, delicately curved trefoil lip.
What to read after Shapes of Greek Vases?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.) to read onlineMoreLess
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