User:Zde/Kanellopoulos

Paul and Alexandra Canellopoulos Museum

Object location	37° 58′ 22.3″ N, 23° 43′ 33.69″ E	View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap

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Theorias 12, Athens (Plaka)

Building

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  odos Panos (street)
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  odos Theorias (street)
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  Entrance
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Neolithic

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  Steatopygous, Middle Neolithic period, 5000-4400 BC
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  Cross idols, East Egeis (West Anatolia?), Late Neolithic, 4400-3000 BC

Early Bronze Age

Anatolian

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  Marble figurines: Violin-shaped, schematic, Beycesultan type, Kusura type, 3200-2300 BC

Early Cycladic

Marble figurines („Cycladic idols“), marble vessels, bronze tools and weapon, obsidian tools, 3200-2300 BC

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  1st vitrine
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  Marble figurines, mostly Early Cycladic II, 2800 to 2300 BC
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  EC II period, 2800-2300 BC, pregnant?
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  EC I-II, 3200-2300 BC
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  Kandiles, EC I, 3200-2700 BC
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  Phiales and ylindrical Pallete, EC II
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  Phiale and Pallete, EC II
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  2nd vitrine
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  EC II, 2800 to 2300 BC
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  Bronze daggers, EC II
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  Obsidian core and blades
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  Kandiles, EC I, 3200-2700 BC
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  Kandila and Phiales, EC I-II
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  Kandila, EC I, 3200-2700 BC

Early Cycladic pottery

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  Part of vitrine, EC II pottery
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  Collared jar, pottery in the shape of Kandila, EC I, 3200-2700 BC
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  Pyxides, mature EC II, 2400-23020 BC.
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  4th prehistoric vitrine
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  Beak-spouted jug, EC III B, 2100 – 1900 BC
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  Footed Krater, EC II, 2800-2300 BC
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  Shallow pihiale with incised decoration, the so called Cycladic Frying pan! EC II, 2800-2300 BC
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  Sea-urchin-shapoed vases, EC I/II, 2800-2700 BC
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  Double pyxis, Kampos group, EC I/II, 2800-2700 BC
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  Conical beaker, EC II, 2800-2300 BC
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  Early Cycladic III A, 2300 to 2100 BC
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  Cup with crinkled rim, Middle Cycladic, 1800-1700 BC. Despite the chronology, Middle Bronze Age!

Cypriot art

Ancient Cypriot pottery, Cyprioat Early Bronze Age to Cypriot Archaic period

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  Cypriot Art, 3200 to 600 BC
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  Red-polished vessel, Early Cyprot perid (Cypriot Early Bronze Age), end of the 3rd millenium BC
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  Black-polished, Middle Cypritot period, 1900-1725 BC
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  Red-polished jug, Middle Cypritot, around 1800 BC
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  Bichrome III ware, Geometric period, 850-750 BC
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  Archaic period, 750 to 600 BC
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  750-600 BC
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  Bichrome IV ware, early 7th century BC
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  White Painted ware, early 7th century BC
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  Bird shaped askos, rhyton?, early 7th century BC

Minoan art of Crete

Bronze Age (Early, Middle and Late)

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  Stone vases, 2300 to 1450 BC
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  Stone vases, 2300 to 1900 BC
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  Mostly pottery, 2300-1070 BC
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  Jug with barbotine decoration, Middle Minoan I B – II, 1900-1700 BC
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  Jug with barbotine decoration, MM I B – II, 1900-1700 BC
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  dtto
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  dtto
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  Torso of a clay male figurine, Middle Minoan III – Late Minoan I, 1700-1450 BC

Ancient Greek art

From Mycenaean culture to the Hellenistic period

Mycenaean art

Products of the Mycenaean culture, not only from Mycenae, Late Bronze Age

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  Necklace, beads made of glass paste, 1400-1100 BC
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  Below: Gold band with floral decoration

Mycenaean pottery

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  Kylix, Late Helladic III B1 period, 1330–1250 BC
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  Kylix, Zygouries type, LH III B1, 1330–1250 BC
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  Piriform jar, LH III A2 – B1 period, 1370–1250 BC
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  Jug. LH III A2, 1370–1330 BC
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  1500-1100 BC
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  Late Helladic III B1, 1330–1250 BC

Geometric period

Vases, small terracottas and small bronzes

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  9th to 7th century BC
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  Bronze fibulae, 9th and 8th century BC
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  Vases and figurines, 8th and 7th century BC
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  750 BC
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  Horse pyxis, 725 to 700 BC
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  Toy, 650 to 600 BC

Archaic period

Only pottery and terracota figurines

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  Jug
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  Two female figures, 650-625 BC
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  Daedalic art, relief pottery, 7th century BC (Early archaic)
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  Relief pithos with griffin, 7th century BC
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  Relief pithos with sphinxes, 7th century BC
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  Plake-like female figurines, 700-550 BC.
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  Mounted woman, late 6th century BC
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  Re-figure kylix, Dionysiac thiasos, Painter of London E 33, end of the 6th century BC

Black-figure pottery

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  Attic black-figure pottery, mostly 6th century BC
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  Attic black-figure pottery, 6th and early 5th century BC
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  Boetian pottery, mostly black figure, 6th century BC
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  Kylix, goat, 560-550 BC
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  Black-figure Nikosthenic amphora, 530-520 BC
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  Erotic scenes of Satyrs and nymphs

Corinthian pottery

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  Corinthian pottery and figurines, 7th to early 5th century BC
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  Alabastron with komasts, around 600 BC
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  Alabastron, panther, 225-600 BC
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  Cylindrical lekythos, early 6th century BC
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  Swan and lion
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  Protocorinthian aryballos, middle 7th century BC
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  Lion and bull, hare hunting
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  Globullar aryballos, lion. 625–600 BC
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  Exaleiptron (vase for perfume oils or ointments), early 6th century BC
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  Plastic vase in the shape of a ram, Corinthian (?), maybe 6th century BC

Votive terracottas of the 6th and 5th century BC

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  Clay figurines and protomes, votive offerings to shrines, 6th and 5th century BC
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  Artemis Kourotrofos, 500-480 BC
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  Seated women or Goddesses, 6th and 5th century BC
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  Seated woman or Goddes, Attic workshop, around 530 BC
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  Seatd women, 5th century BC

Classical period

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  Fragment of a relief of a man, Greek Classical period
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  Red-figure pottery, 5th century BC
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  Attic red-figure pottery, 5th century BC
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  Hinged figurine (doll), first half of the 5th century BC
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  Fragment of a terracotta relief, Italiote workshop, 5th century BC
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  Boetian pottery, mostly 5th and 4th century BC
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  Clay protome of Dionysos, 380-360 BC
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  Bronze juror’s identification tag, early 4th century BC
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  Gold funerary wreath, 4th century BC

White-ground lekythoi of the 5th century BC

Mostly early Classical

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  Charioteer in quadriga, early 5th century BC
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  Attic workshop (?)
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  White lekythoi, 5th century BC
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  Ceremony scene with the grave stele
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  Two male figures standing one on each side of a grave stele. Achilles Painter, 450-4425 BC
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  Rider
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  A kneeling woman mourns in front of a grave stele. To the right to the stele stands the dead man. Sabouroff Painter, 440-430 BC.
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  To the right to the stele stands the dead man
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  Young warrior, 450-425 BC

Hellenistic period

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  Black painted hydria, Hadra type, 3rd century BC
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  Hnting, from the Hadra cemetery in Alexandria of Egypt
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  Gold braceled, 3rd or 2nd century BC
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  Bronze naval ram of a warship, shaped like a ketos, 3rd or 2nd century BC

Small objects without dating

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  Bronze fishermans tackles
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  Bronze medical instruments, probably Hellenistic
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  Lead and bronze astragaloi, Bronze dice

Roman Copy after Greek original

Portrait of the Sophokles Farnese type, Roman copy of an original of the 4th century BC, Δ 1513.

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Roman Age

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  Portrait of a child, 100 to 125 AD
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  Seal stones, gems, semiprecious stones
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  Amulets with gems, 3rd century AD

Persian art

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  Wigned lion, Gold plate, 5th century BC
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  Wigned wild goat or ibex, Gold plate, 5th century BC