Lot Essay
For stamnoi in the Vatican Funnel Group see Beazley, Etruscan Vase-Painting, p. 141ff.
ATTRIBUTED TO THE VATICAN FUNNEL GROUP CIRCA 330-300 B.C.
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AN ETRUSCAN RED-FIGURE STAMNOS
attributed to the vatican funnel group
circa 330-300 b.c.
One side with a standing draped and winged woman, perhaps Vanth; the other side with a beardless young satyr walking to the left, carrying a large striped cushion, nude but for high boots, his tail curving up behind; the shoulder with a band of funnelled tongues, a band of meander below the scenes, palmettes and volutes below the handles, some details in added white
12 in. (31.8 cm) high
attributed to the vatican funnel group
circa 330-300 b.c.
One side with a standing draped and winged woman, perhaps Vanth; the other side with a beardless young satyr walking to the left, carrying a large striped cushion, nude but for high boots, his tail curving up behind; the shoulder with a band of funnelled tongues, a band of meander below the scenes, palmettes and volutes below the handles, some details in added white
12 in. (31.8 cm) high