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Red-figure pottery, Krater attributed to Polygnotus showing scene of Gigantomachy

Red-figure pottery, Krater attributed to Polygnotus showing scene of Gigantomachy


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Red-figure pottery, Krater attributed to Polygnotus showing scene of Gigantomachy

Greek civilization, 5th century b.C. Red-figure pottery. Krater attributed to Polygnotus showing scene of Gigantomachy

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Ancient Greece Ceramics Classical Style Fighting Mythology Pottery Red Figure Ceramics Shield Spear Vase


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This print showcases a remarkable piece of ancient Greek civilization - a Red-figure pottery Krater attributed to Polygnotus, depicting an intense scene of Gigantomachy. Created in the 5th century B. C. , this exquisite artwork is a testament to the mastery of red-figure ceramics and its significance in classical style. Against a pristine white background, this full-length image captures the essence of ancient mythology and warfare. The Krater portrays an epic battle between gods and giants, known as Gigantomachy. Each intricate detail on this vase comes alive through the artistry of Polygnotus, revealing warriors engaged in combat with shields raised high and spears poised for attack. The studio shot emphasizes the craftsmanship behind this single object, highlighting its historical importance. This artifact serves as a window into Ancient Greece's rich cultural heritage, showcasing their artistic prowess and storytelling traditions. As we delve into history through this photograph, we are transported back to an era where ceramics were not merely functional objects but also vessels that conveyed tales from mythology. With no people present within the frame, our focus remains solely on appreciating the beauty and skill encapsulated within this masterpiece. This print from Universal Images Group (UIG) allows us to admire one small fragment of human representation that has survived centuries – reminding us of our enduring fascination with ancient civilizations and their contributions to art and culture.

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