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Attic red-figure hydria or kalpis. Zeus, Hera, both seated, and Nike and Hermes. Marriage scene. Oinanthe Painter. Attic red-figured hydria or kalpis, attributed to the Oinanthe painter. Depicted the sacred marriage between
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Paralipomena: Additions to Attic black-figure vase-painters and to Attic red -figure vase-painters (second edition),: Beazley, J. D: 9780198131526: Books: Amazon.com
Making ancient Greek vases - A look at red- and black-figure pottery - Ancient World Magazine
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Attic school lessons, Red-figure vase painting by the painter Duris, ancient Greece, 6th century BC Stock Photo - Alamy
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