File:Faliscan red-figure flagon attributed to the Fluid group Antikensammlung Würzburg L 813.jpg
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Deutsch: Faliskische rotfigurige Schnabelkanne, der Fluid group zugeschrieben; Bauchbild: Orest ist vor einer Furie mit brennender Fackel ins Heiligtum des Apollon geflohen, der selbst hinter einem Lorbeerbaum erscheint, Halsbild: Amykos sitzt auf einer Amphora, dem Symbol für eine Quelle; um 350/25 v. Chr.; aus der Sammlung Lipperheide, heute in der Antikensammlung Würzburg, Inventarnummer L 813.
English: Faliscan red-figure flagon, attributed to the Fluid group; belly image: Orestes flees a fury into the temple of Apollon, neck image: Amykos sits on an amphora; about 350/25 BC; now Antikensammlung Würzburg, inventory number L 813. |
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| Author | Picture taken by Marcus Cyron |
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