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Searched all Perseus collections for "Attic Red Figure"

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Results summary (items) Art objects (285) Images (17) Reference articles (38) Text sections (4) Source citations (31) Texts (205)

285 Art objects

1. Berlin V.I. 3262: Early Classical; Attic Red Figure, White Ground; Lekythos; Woman and youth at a tomb. [Vase] (9.78)

2. Mississippi 1977.3.117: Early Classical; Attic Red Figure, White Ground; Lekythos; Artemis with a fawn. [Vase] (9.30)

3. Cleveland 28.859: High Classical; Attic Red Figure, White Ground; Lekythos; Three youths at a tomb [Vase] (8.85)

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17 Images

1. Gilbert,; youth, London, homosexuality, grids, manipulated photographs, black-and-white, photographs, photocollages, stained-glass, collaboration: Dream: Gridlike image. Large figure wearing red tank top, blue jeans and sneakers dominates center. Two heads with red hair and yellow faces in background. Spiderlike form behind central figure. Green ground. The word "Dream" in lower center., Photo-piece, 20 panels [Image] (6.24)

2. Dubuffet, Jean; female nudes, outsider art, serial art: Triumph and Glory (Triomphe et gloire): Distorted female nude. Figure is widely proportioned. Figure's arms are raised at 90 degree angles above her head that is in profile. Figure has triangular neck. Figure has prominent buttocks that is framed by thin, stilt-like legs. Redish color palette., Oil on canvas [Image] (5.24)

3. Leger, Fernand; women, vases, neo-antique, plastic art, political art, De Stijl,, reconstructivist art: Woman Holding a Vase, (definitive state) (Femme tenant un vase, [etat definitif]): Woman with black hair in blue attire holds red vaselike object. She wears string of yellow beads around her neck. Neo-antique, volumetric figure. Yellow, red, blue, and black color palette., Oil on canvas [Image] (4.83)

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38 Reference articles

1. (black-figure), (red-figure) [Reference article in J. D. Beazley, L. D. Caskey, Attic Vase Paintings in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston] (18.31)

2. (black-figure), (fragments of psykter-feet), (red-figure) [Reference article in J. D. Beazley, L. D. Caskey, Attic Vase Paintings in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston] (18.31)

3. (Attic), (Chalcidian black-figure), (Corinthian black-figure), (East Greek (Aeolian) black-figure), (pseudo-Chalcidian black-figure) [Reference article in J. D. Beazley, L. D. Caskey, Attic Vase Paintings in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston] (16.03)

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4 Text sections

1. Red-Figure Vases [Section in John H. Oakley, The Achilles Painter] (4.74)

2. Red-Figure: Early Phase [Section in John H. Oakley, The Achilles Painter] (4.74)

3. Red Figure: Middle Phase [Section in John H. Oakley, The Achilles Painter] (4.61)

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31 Source citations

1. A. H. Ashmead;Jr. K. M. Phillips; Classical Vases: Excluding Attic Black-Figure, Attic Red-Figure, and Attic White Ground: Ashmead & Phillips 1976 [Source citation] (3.98)

2. F.P. Johnson; Red-Figured Pottery at Chicago: Johnson 1938 [Source citation] (3.81)

3. J.D. Beazley; Paralipomena: additions to Attic black-figure vase-painters and to Attic red-figure vase-painters: Paralipomena [Source citation] (3.33)

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205 Texts

1. String Bag: Crocheted chain made from thin string attached to back. Front has an embroidered figure. Figure has three-cornered hat outlined in red with a triangular piece in the centre. Jacket is floral material outlined in red. Trousers are outlined in blue thread. Face, hands, and feet outlined in black. Text embroidered onto bag. [Text] (6.78)

2. (in English) Skyphos? body fragment - Attic Black figure. Figure shown. / (Goes with MU 875, 876, 877 and 878?) Right - draped figure; added red and white. [Text] (5.77)

3. Show Bag - Life Savers: Side one shows a diagonal tube with tartan pattern (red, green, yellow, black), a male figure in red Scottish dress and female figure in green Scottish dress. Side 2 is pale blue at top and darker blue at bottom with patches of white. Also three green and white circular blocks, each inscribed, and a 26cm long tube in dark blue, pale blue and yellow. [Text] (5.76)

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