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Herakles without Lionskin with deer (or Ceryneian Hind) and Ivy
Diosphos Painter, Sappho Painter and Diosphos Painter
Staatliche Antikensammlungen und Glyptothek, München
Caeretan Hydria with a Black-Figure Hunting Scene (possibly Herakles Hunting the Ceryneian Hind). Likely found in Caere, Etruria. A Hydria is a water carrying vessel with two horizontal handles for lifting and a vertical handle for pouring.
Unknown (presumable workshop of the Eagle Painter and the Busiris Painter)
UMD_C_1.89.25 Department of Art History and Archaeology, Study Collection
Caeretan Hydria (Large Fragment: Base of Hydria)
Base of Hydria with a Black and Red Tongue Motif on the foot, and the beginning of the belly of the vessel with the Bottom Ivy Leaf Band Motif
Caeretan Hydria (Large Fragment: Body with Figural Scene of Herakles' Legs, Hind's Legs and Body, and Ivy Leaf Motif
Figural Scene with Herakles' Legs and the Ceryneian Hind's Body and Legs on top of the Bottom Ivy Leaf Band Motif
Front of Caeretan Hydria with Herakles hunting Ceryneian Hind
Caeretan Hydria (Large Fragment: Body with Ivy Leaf Motif and Black and Red Tongues)
Large Body Fragment with Bottom Ivy Band Motif and Black and Red Tongues (from where a horizontal handle connects with body)
Caeretan Hydria (Large Fragment: Neck, Rim and Pouring Handle)
Rim with a Greek Key (Simple fret Meander) Neck with Two Meanders (fully in view) on the right and left, and a Spiral Cross Meander (half in view) on the front Black Handle connected to the Rim on the opposite of the figural scene Part of Shoulder with Top Ivy Leaf Band Motif