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English: Dionysius, nine maiden (probably the nine muses or goddesses) and Hermes with a dog. On shoulder chariot race. Attic black-figure hydria, attricuted to the Priam Painter (by Baothmer), last quarter sixth centuty BC, ca. 510 BC (Bothmer). previously NYC, private collection (Shelby White and Leon Levy Collection) and on loan to and on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, now confiscated [1]. |
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Date and time of data generation | 16:23, 30 December 2005 |
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Categories:
- Dionysos in ancient Greek pottery
- Hermes in ancient Greek pottery
- Women on ancient Greek pottery
- Muses in ancient Greek pottery
- Ancient Greek pottery hydriai
- Attic black-figure pottery in the United States
- Dogs in ancient Greek pottery
- Chariots in ancient Greek pottery
- Priam Painter
- Inscriptions in ancient Greek pottery