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LRI4660366 Greek antiquite: Attic amphora with black figures representing the return of the Dioscures (Castor and Pollux) realized by the ceramist Exekias. 6th century BC. Dim. 61 cm Vatican, Museo Etrusco Gregoriano by Etruscan, (6th century BC); Museo Gregoriano Etrusco, Vatican City; (add.info.: Greek antiquite: Attic amphora with black figures representing the return of the Dioscures (Castor and Pollux) realized by the ceramist Exekias. 6th century BC. Dim. 61 cm Vatican, Museo Etrusco Gregoriano); Luisa Ricciarini; Etruscan, out of copyright
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This stunning print captures the intricate details of a Greek antiquity: an Attic amphora with black figures depicting the return of the Dioscures, Castor and Pollux. Created by the renowned ceramist Exekias in the 6th century BC, this piece showcases exquisite artistry and mythology intertwined.
The dimly lit background enhances the contrast of the black figures against the clay surface, bringing to life the legendary tale of these mythological characters. The dynamic composition and expressive gestures of Castor and Pollux as they ride back on horseback evoke a sense of movement and drama.
The attention to detail in this ancient artifact is truly remarkable, from the delicate features of each figure to the intricate patterns adorning their clothing. The craftsmanship displayed here speaks volumes about the skill and dedication of artists during this time period.
Displayed at Museo Etrusco Gregoriano in Vatican City, this piece serves as a window into ancient Greek culture and mythology. It is a testament to human creativity and storytelling that has transcended centuries, leaving us in awe of its beauty and significance.
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