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Attic grave amphora from Kerameikos cemetery

Attic grave amphora from Kerameikos cemetery


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Attic grave amphora from Kerameikos cemetery

Attic grave amphora from the Kerameikos cemetery, the main scene dhows mourning for the dead. Late geometric period 760-750 BC

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8th Century Bc Amphora Ancient Greece Decorative Art Handle Ornate


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This stunning print captures the essence of ancient Greece with its depiction of an attic grave amphora from the Kerameikos cemetery. Dating back to the late geometric period, specifically 760-750 BC, this ornate piece of decorative art is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of that era. The studio shot showcases every intricate detail and pattern on this vertical amphora, highlighting its exquisite craftsmanship. The main scene depicted on this amphora evokes a sense of mourning for the dead. While no people are present in the image, one can imagine the solemn atmosphere surrounding this burial vessel as it was used to honor and remember those who had passed away. The handle adds a touch of functionality to an otherwise purely artistic object. As we gaze upon this single object frozen in time, we are transported back more than two millennia ago, gaining insight into ancient Greek customs and beliefs regarding death and remembrance. It serves as a reminder that even in antiquity, humans sought ways to commemorate their loved ones through beautiful works of art. With its historical significance and aesthetic appeal, this attic grave amphora is not just a relic from another time but also a window into our shared human experience across centuries. Its presence in any space would undoubtedly spark conversations about ancient civilizations and their enduring legacies.

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