Newton, Charles Thomas [Editor]; British Museum <London> / Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities [Editor]: First vase room (London, 1875)

FIRST YASE ROOY

the insides red. Both the red and blue are opaque colours.
Specimens of this polychrome painting are exceedingly rare.
Found by Mr. Burgon at Athens.
No. 159 (Case 57). a very small omocAoe, on which is
painted in opaque colours, on a lustrous black ground,
naked boy kneelins forward to reach a fruit nlaced on a low
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