Pitcher (Oinochoe): Standing Woman Holding a Mirror

Pitcher (Oinochoe): Standing Woman Holding a Mirror

Artist Greek

Artistattributed to the Dutuit Painter

Dateabout 480 BCE

Mediumred-figure painted pottery

Dimensions29.9 cm (11 3/4 in.)

ClassificationsCeramics

Credit LineMuseum Purchase

Terms

ceramic

Object number1953.93

DescriptionFrom vicinity of Athens; a figure of a maiden holding a mirror.
ProvenanceDr. Jacob Hirsch, New York

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