A Terracotta Neck-Amphora (Storage Jar), New York Nessos Painter, second quarter of the 7th century BCE
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Bidding on A Terracotta Neck-Amphora (Storage Jar), New York Nessos Painter, second quarter of the 7th century BCE
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Rafael Ortiz-Bennett
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Catalogue note
Terracotta. H. 42 3/4 in. (108.6 cm); diameter 22 in. (55.9 cm). Made by New York Nessos Painter, second quarter of the 7th century BCE.
No independent ownership history accompanies this lot. What The Metropolitan Museum of Art records of its own acquisition is given under Provenance below, and nothing beyond it is asserted.
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Provenance
Not independently established for this sale. The Metropolitan Museum of Art records its own acquisition as: Rogers Fund, 1911.
Condition
Good
Honest wear throughout. Structurally sound and complete.
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