Encyclopedia Entry: Foot of the Kylix, Drinking Cup
Encyclopedia Entry: Foot of the Kylix, Drinking Cup
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2015-01-01
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Meyers, Rachel
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Greek, late sixth century BCE
Pamphaios, potter. (signed)
Provenance: Acquired by Henry and Sara Immerwahr from Hesperia Art, Philadelphia, Penn. Donated to the Ackland by Henry and Sara Immerwahr on April 3, 1984.
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This entry is published as Meyers, R., Foot of the Kylix,Drinking Cup from Ancient Mediterranean Art in the Ackland Art Museum by Mary Sturgeon. Copyright © 2015 by Ackland Art Museum. Used by permission of the publisher. www.uncpress.org