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Terracotta pitcher decorated with red figures on a black background, with a slender neck and base. One side features a woman holding a fan; the reverse, a stylized fan pattern.
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Greece / end of 4th century BCE

Oinochoe (Pitcher)

Oinochoe (Pitcher)

Look closely at Oinochoe (Pitcher). Terracotta pitcher decorated with red figures on a black background, with a slender neck and base.

WHY IT’S INTERESTING

What would you notice if you had a full minute with this object? The Art Institute dates Oinochoe (Pitcher) to end of 4th century BCE.

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A CLOSER LOOK

Attributed to the Mattinata Painter Greek; Apulia, Italy made this vessel. The museum dates it end of 4th century BCE.

The original museum record has the full image, attribution, and catalog details. Return to the work after reading its record and see what you notice.

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Art Institute of ChicagoOinochoe (Pitcher)

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