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TIRST VASE ROOM.
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the outlet is a smaller aperture in the open mouth of the lion.
The modelling of this lion, and especially of the mane, is
archaic, and the attitude may have been suggested by a
bronze weight. The treatment is throughout careful and
delicate, the hair is represented by line lines stippled in
brown on the clay. Discovered by M. Franrois at Vulci.
Castellani. (Newton, Photographs, &c, pi. XI.)
No. JOG. Drinking cup ending in au eagle's head.
Capita.
No. 197. Drinking cup ending in a boar's head. Capita.
No. 198. Cup supported by a double head of a Satyr and
a Majnad, remarkable for the freshness of the colours. The
face of the Satyr is painted in vermilion.
No. 199. Drinking cup terminating in a ram's head.
Capua.
No. v!00. Drinking cup terminating in a ram's head.
Capua.
Printed by Woodfull and Kinder. Milford l.auc, Strand, London, W.C.
31
the outlet is a smaller aperture in the open mouth of the lion.
The modelling of this lion, and especially of the mane, is
archaic, and the attitude may have been suggested by a
bronze weight. The treatment is throughout careful and
delicate, the hair is represented by line lines stippled in
brown on the clay. Discovered by M. Franrois at Vulci.
Castellani. (Newton, Photographs, &c, pi. XI.)
No. JOG. Drinking cup ending in au eagle's head.
Capita.
No. 197. Drinking cup ending in a boar's head. Capita.
No. 198. Cup supported by a double head of a Satyr and
a Majnad, remarkable for the freshness of the colours. The
face of the Satyr is painted in vermilion.
No. 199. Drinking cup terminating in a ram's head.
Capua.
No. v!00. Drinking cup terminating in a ram's head.
Capua.
Printed by Woodfull and Kinder. Milford l.auc, Strand, London, W.C.