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据传作者为长毛萨梯的画家绘有希腊人和亚马逊人之战及半人马和拉皮斯之战的涡形双耳喷口杯

ca. 450 BCE
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 153
尽管据公元前五世纪的文学作品记载，古希腊人了解他们在希波战争（公元前490 – 479年）中胜利的规模，但古希腊艺术家却几乎从未在艺术作品中表现其中的重大历史事件或人物。相反，他们钟情于刻画古希腊人与东方敌人之间的神话大战，特别是与亚马逊人（神话中的女战士）的战争。在公元前五世纪上半叶，雅典的提塞翁神庙和彩绘柱廊（希腊语：Stoa Poikile）上均装饰有这种大型战争壁画。这只涡形双耳喷口杯（勾兑酒和水的大酒杯）上刻画的场景即受到这一风格的影响。

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  • 标题: 据传作者为长毛萨梯的画家绘有希腊人和亚马逊人之战及半人马和拉皮斯之战的涡形双耳喷口杯
  • 创作日期: 约公元前450年
  • 文化: 古希腊，阿蒂卡
  • 材料: 赤陶
  • 尺寸: 高25英寸（63.5厘米）
  • 来源信息: 罗杰斯基金，1907年
  • 藏品编号: 07.286.84
  • Curatorial Department: Greek and Roman Art

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