Apulian Monumental Loutrophoros
Apulia, circa 330–320 BC
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A striking example of South Italian red-figure pottery, this monumental loutrophoros is attributed to the renowned Ganymede Painter. This extraordinary vessel exemplifies the late Apulian tradition’s refinement—its form, pigments, and architectural framing evoking solemnity and commemoration for the elite patrons of Magna Graecia. Height: 88 cm; Width: 36 cm
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