Category:Etruscan funerary urn with death of Oinomaos caused by Pelops
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The death of Oinomaos caused by his son-in-law Pelops, who had manipulated the chariot. Pelops is standing in the centre with the wheel, surrounded by furies. Oinomaos has broken down on his shield. The narrow side show Vanth with a torch. Perugia, travertine, around 150 BC.
Media in category "Etruscan funerary urn with death of Oinomaos caused by Pelops"
The following 6 files are in this category, out of 6 total.
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Altes Museum Cinerary urn with lid- Reclining woman with inscribed name around 150 BC 1396.jpg 4,188 × 5,504; 13.63 MB
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Etruscan Cinerary Chest (28627456862).jpg 3,456 × 5,184; 3.18 MB
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Etruscan Cinerary Chest (28700649126).jpg 5,184 × 3,456; 3.37 MB
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Etruscan Cinerary Urn, Italy, around 150 BC 8777.jpg 5,258 × 5,418; 23.6 MB
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Urna cineraria con coperchio da perugia, travertino, 150 ac ca. 01.JPG 1,636 × 1,968; 2.94 MB
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Urna cineraria con coperchio da perugia, travertino, 150 ac ca. 02.JPG 1,440 × 1,956; 2.53 MB
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