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Français : Rhyton à figures rouges en forme de tête de bélier portant la représentation d'un homme poursuivant une femme. Provenant d'Anavyssos, en Attique, œuvre du Peintre de la Villa Giulia, vers 460-450 av. J.-C. Musée national archéologique d'Athènes, n°15880.
English: Man pursuing a woman. Red-figure ram rhyton by the Villa Giulia Painter, ca. 460-450 BC. From Anavyssos in Attica. National Archaeological Museum in Athens, 15880.
Date 2005
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