International Buyers – Please Note : Custom fees and import duties are NOT included in the purchase price. Shipping to U.S.A, CANADA, MEXICO, EUROPE is FREE.We are responsible for loss of parcel and we provide return. We ship worldwide from Greece, 12-48 hours after payment (doesn't include Sat, Sun or holidays), via Greek Postal Service for all international packages.(Villa Giulia Museum, Rome) Sarcophagus lid fr. Vulci (Villa Giulia Mus., Rome) Boy on a hippocamp (seahorse), Nenfro stone, fr. Mus.) Centaur carved in Nenfro stone, ca. The popularity of Greek myth on vases exported to Etruria : the “Francois” Vase, found at Vulci, made by Kleitias & Ergotimos, ca. Montefortini, showing Etruscan in hoplite armor (Florence) The Blinding of Polyphemus : L = Aristonothos krater / R = Proto-Attic amphora fr.
(Palazzo dei Conservatori, Musei Capitolini, Rome) LEFT : Hoplites on the Aristonothos krater (Rome) RIGHT: Ivory plaque fr. (both made in Caere) Aristonothos’ krater, made in Caere (?) by an immigrant Corinthian potter, ca. 675 BC / R = Helen, Castor & Polydeuces, ca. Possible early Etruscan representations of Greek myths: L = Electra & Orestes, Heptachord Painter vase, ca. L = detail of hoplite soldiers on “Chigi” vase R = relief of soldiers in hoplite armor, fr. outside Milan (Louvre Mus., Paris) both date ca. Caere (Conservatori Mus., Rome) / R = amphora fr. L: Proto-Corinthian aryballos, ca 650 / R: “Old Eurystheus” krater, 650-600 found at Caere Corinthian style pots made in Etruria : L = amphora fr. Download Lecture Slides on Greek Pottery - Etruscans | CLAS 4110 and more Classical Philology Study notes in PDF only on Docsity!HELLENIZING ETRURIA : the import of Greek pottery, first from CORINTH.
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