Vases Corinthiens trouvés a Cærè en Étrurie; Funérailles d’Achille ; Tydée et Ismène
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Vases Corinthiens trouvés a Cærè en Étrurie; Funérailles d’Achille ; Tydée et Ismène, P. Sellier (1880). Via artnap.com
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A chromolithograph of two painted ancient vases, a large Corinthian vessel and a smaller amphora, shown on a wooden table with a small pale jug in front. The large vase depicts a funeral scene with seated and standing figures and a Greek key border, while the amphora shows a mythological encounter between figures. The print is attributed to P. Sellier and dated 1880.