Plate 44246

Creator

Unknown

Files

Preview

Contributor

Opitz, Rachel; Mogetta, Marcello; Banducci, Laura.; Boyer, Johanna (Analyst)

Publisher

Capitoline Museum of Rome (Rome, Italy); University of Missouri (Columbia, Missouri); University of South Florida Tampa Library (Tampa, Florida)

Abstract

Molded ring foot with offset interior. Horizontal floor.; Two incised concentric circles at center floor surrounded by four square stamps of double scrolls. Wide band of rouletting framed by two bands of double grooves. Incised [N] on lower wall near base. Finger marks around base from dipping.; Reddish yellow fabric (7.5YR 7/6). Lustrous black slip over all.

Dimensions

P.H. 0.024, Diam. base 0.085 m. (meters)

Material

Clay

Subject: topical

Black gloss (aat [300393227]); Musei Capitolini (ulan [500310945]); Art pottery (aat [300185648]); Pottery (local)

Subject: geographic

Rome Antiquarium, Sala V

Time Period

75-30 B.C.

Language

Italian

Type

Image

Notes

You must be signed in and have permissions to view the content.;; Black-gloss Arretine.For stamps and profile, see Scott 2008, no. TJ41, p. 197, Pl. 63; TJ43 has similar stamps but different profile. See also Bernardini 1986, no. 663, p. 190 , Pl. 51 (black-gloss from Arezzo).Cf. 44240 - darker, glossier slip.; Fragment. Base preserved with portion of floor, broken on all sides.;; Morel 2286 Morel, Jean - Paul. Céramique campanienne: Les Formes. Rome: École française de Rome, 1981. Print.)

Access Restrictions

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Genre

3D model (local)

Holding Location

Capitoline Museum, Rome

Collection

Hidden Treasures of Rome

Physical Collection

Room V of the Antiquarium

Identifier

H64-44246

Recommended Citation

Unknown, "Plate 44246" (2022). Hidden Treasures of Rome. Image 116.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/htr/116