Terracotta Gallery

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cma-greek-roman-art:Horse, c. 750-725 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtSize: Overall:
mini-girlz:Figurine of the Victory (Niké)1st quarter 2nd century BCAncient Greece (period) - Helleni
via-appia:Terracotta amphora, young man singing and playing the kitharaGreek, Attic, ca. 490 B.C.&ld
records-of-fortune:Boundary marker. Oscan. c. 300-100 BC.Terracotta boundary-marker, one of four use
Terracotta funerary plaque; c. 520–510 B.C. Attic Greek
mini-girlz:The Beauty“The Beauty” is one of the best preserved ancient terracotta figure
honorthegods:Thymiaterion (incense burner) Supported by a Statuette of Nike   Terracotta with polych
Terracotta figurine from Myrina, depicting an actor of Greek New Comedy.  Artist unknown; late 3rd o
Terracotta mold with the royal sphinx of the 18th Dynasty pharaoh Amenhotep I (r. ca. 1526-1506 BCE)
Ancient Roman terracotta relief (one of the so-called “Campana reliefs”) showing the goddess Victori
Etruscan painted terracotta askos in the shape of a duck.  Attr. to the Clusium Group; ca. 350-325 B
Attic black-figure terracotta funerary plaque.  Above, a scene of prothesis (laying out of the dead
Terracotta alabastron (perfume vase) in the shape of a woman holding a dove. Unknown East Greek (pos
via-appia:Terracotta funerary plaqueGreek, Attic ca. 520–510 B.C.
Black-figure funerary plaque with scenes of prothesis (laying out of the dead) and chariot raceGreek
scandinaviancollectors:KEITH HARING, Untitled, ink on terracotta vase, USA 1984. / Phillips
hellenismo:Terracotta figurine of young woman holding a mask; other small terracotta masks surround
Corinthian terracotta sculpture representing Zeus abducting Ganymede.  Artist unknown; ca. 480 BCE.
via-appia:Fragment of a terracotta kylix (drinking cup), two young warriors setting outAttributed to
Goddes Yamuna, gupta terracotta from northe India
hellas-inhabitants:Sphinx head. Polychrome terracotta, Corinthian artwork, ca. 540–520 BC.Κεφαλή Σφί
Odysseus returning to Penelope - Terracotta plaque, ca. 460-450 B.C., Greek, Melian. The Metropolita
via-appia:Terracotta bail-amphora (jar), Bellerophon and the chimaeraAttributed to the Ixion Painter
terracotta and succulents
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