Bowl 2388

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

Ring foot with nippled underside. Flaring wall with angular profile. Straight rim with rounded lip.; Three or four finger marks around base from dipping.; Light brown fabric (7.5YR 6/4). Glossy black slip over interior and exterior; lower wall and base reserved.

Dimensions

H. 0.050, Diam. rim 0.090, Diam. base 0.040 m. (meters)

Material

Clay

Subject: topical

Black gloss (aat [300393227]); Musei Capitolini (ulan [500310945]); Art pottery (aat [300185648]); Pottery (local); Three-dimensional modeling (lcsh); 3D model -- Local

Subject: geographic

Rome Antiquarium, Sala V

Time Period

c. 280 B.C.

Language

Italian

Type

Image

Notes

ATOS GOM;; interior and exterior. Detail with high resolution done.;; You must be signed in and have permissions to view the content.;; Southern Etruria and Lazio. Closely related to the atelier des petites estampilles. Closest to 2621b1 and 2621b2, which Morel suggests are related to the atelier. Cf. Bernardini 1986, nos. 601, 604, 610, pp. 167-168, Pls. 45-46.; Complete. One blind crack in wall; light overall wear.;; Morel 2621 Morel, Jean - Paul. Céramique campanienne: Les Formes. Rome: École française de Rome, 1981. Print.)

Access Restrictions

Descriptive metadata and 2D images are publicly accessible here. Results of the Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI), 3D scanning, and formal analysis data are made available to the research community by special permission. To be granted access to this collection's content please send a request to: rbernard@usf.edu.

Genre

3D model (local)

Holding Location

Capitoline Museum, Rome

Collection

Hidden Treasures of Rome

Physical Collection

Room V of the Antiquarium

Identifier

H64-02388

Recommended Citation

Unknown, "Bowl 2388" (2022). Hidden Treasures of Rome. Image 9.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/htr/9