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DIPYLON, Master of (8th C. BC). Fragmented Krater. Geometric Greek art. Ceramics. Proc: GREECE. Athens
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This fragmented krater, a large ancient Greek drinking vessel, showcases the masterful artistry of the Dipylon Master during the 8th century BC in Athens, Greece. The Dipylon Master is an enigmatic figure in the history of ancient Greek art, renowned for his innovative geometric designs that marked a significant transition from the Subgeometric to the Protogeometric period. The krater, now incomplete, is a testament to the advanced ceramics production techniques of the time. Its geometric decoration is characterized by intricate patterns of meanders, zigzags, and lozenges, all executed with precise and fluid lines. The black-figure technique, which involves painting on a red clay background, is evident in the remnants of the decoration, showcasing the artist's skillful use of contrast and depth. The krater was likely an import from Athens, as it was discovered in the Archaeological Museum of Southern Etruria in Italy. The influence of Greek art on the Etruscan civilization is evident in the adoption and adaptation of these geometric designs, which were later incorporated into their own artistic traditions. The fragmented state of the krater does not diminish its significance, as it provides a glimpse into the artistic innovations of the Dipylon Master and the broader cultural exchange between Greece and Etruria during the 8th century BC. This fragmented krater is a reminder of the enduring influence of ancient Greek art and the masterful craftsmanship of its creators.
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