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<p>Attic white-ground Lekythos by the Sabouroff Painter (attributed by Ernst Buschor). In the center stands Hermes, on the left a young man in red Himation, to the left Charon in a yellow boat, wearing a red Exomis; on the handle site remains of painted reed. About 450/40 BC., 31,3cm high, said to be found in Attica. Purchased for the Antikensammlung Berlin (Altes Museum) in Athens, Invnr. F 2455; CVA Germany 62/Berlin 8, Tafel 16+17; ARV 266,8; ARV 2 561,110; Para 423; Addenda 1 145; Addenda 2 297.
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Attic white-ground Lekythos (attributed by Ernst Buschor to the Sabouroff Painter ("Charonmaster"), not accepted in wide scientific areas; remembers the Painter of Munich 2335). To the right site Charos clothed in Exomis and fur hat standing in his boat; on the left site a woman, clothes exept the face completely in her Himation; behind her a small second woman (servant), in her right hand a box, in the left an Alabastron; one mourning Eidalon flies near the womans head, a second is sitting on an oar, a not mourning third flied behind the servants head. About 440 BC.; 37,7cm high; said to be found in Athens. Purchased in Paris for the Antikensammlung Berlin (Altes Museum); Invnr.: V.I. 3137; CVA Germany 62/Berlin 8, plate 18+23.
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