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Detail of Attic pottery depicting Hercules, Triton and Maenads dancing, 550 / 530 B. C

Detail of Attic pottery depicting Hercules, Triton and Maenads dancing, 550  /  530 B. C


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Detail of Attic pottery depicting Hercules, Triton and Maenads dancing, 550 / 530 B. C

Detail of Attic pottery depicting Hercules, Triton and Maenads dancing, 550/530 B.C. 6th Century B.C. Italy, Naples, Museo Archeologico Nazionale (Archaeological Museum), Greek art

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Ancient Greece Archeological Artifact Ceramics Dancing Decorative Arts And Crafts Detail Female Likeness Hercules Holding Hands Mythology Pottery Tarquinia Animal Representation Triton


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This print showcases a mesmerizing detail of Attic pottery from the 6th century B. C. Depicting an enchanting scene, it transports us back to ancient Greece and its rich mythology. In this artwork, we witness Hercules, Triton, and Maenads engaging in a joyous dance. The intricate craftsmanship is evident as each figure is beautifully rendered with delicate precision. The composition captures both male and female likenesses gracefully moving together, their hands interlocked in harmony. The presence of Triton adds an intriguing element with his half-human, half-fish form symbolizing the merging of land and sea. The pottery itself serves as a fascinating archaeological artifact that offers insights into ancient civilization's decorative arts and crafts practices. Found in Tarquinia but now housed at the Museo Archeologico Nazionale in Naples, Italy, this piece exemplifies the mastery achieved by Greek artists during this period. Through this image print, we are reminded of the enduring power of mythology to captivate our imagination across centuries. It invites us to delve into tales of heroism embodied by Hercules while also appreciating the beauty inherent in ancient ceramics

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