Man pursuing woman

Amphora with man pursuing woman
46. Amphora
Phiale Painter (Greek, Attic)
Man pursuing woman
Clay, red-figure, ca. 440-435 BCE
Gift of Rebecca Darlington Stoddard
Photograph courtesy of Yale University Art Gallery
1913.134

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View of side B
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View of side B

A woman in a long chiton and himation stands facing the right. Her hair is tied back in three narrow ribbons.

Amphora
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