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Editorial Flute player, A boy with a flute stands in a garden with classical images. He wears a beret with feathers, flute, aulos, tibia, head-gear: hat (men's clothes), Jan Broedelet (mentioned on object), Utrecht, 1690 - 1700, paper, engraving, h 180 mm ? w 14...
Editorial Snuff box of gold, oval, with six scenes in enamel, Oval golden snuff box, glass or wine, farmers, flute, aulos, tibia, jar, jug (used as drinking vessel), Jean Ducrollay, Paris, c. 1758 - c. 1760, gold (metal), h 3.6 cm ? w 7.1 cm ? d 5.6 cm ? w 133.8...
Editorial Study sheet with dancing and music-making figures, Study sheet with dancing and music-making figures in medieval clothing. On the left a dancing jester with a marot and on the right a man playing a flute and a drum at the same time. In the middle a lad...
Editorial Japon strip of application side with ribbons in bows and a wavy decorative frame through oval hoops, Japon strip from Brussels application side: Brussels duchesse (mixed lace: bobbin lace in combination with needle lace) appliqued on machine tulle. The...
Editorial Inn with a woman playing the flute, In an inn, a woman is sitting next to a farmer at a table playing the flute. In the background three drinking farmers by the fireplace. Above the fireplace hangs a print or drawing with a bust of a man, one person pl...
Editorial JOVEN TOCANDO EL AULOS EN UN BANQUETE - TONDO DE UNA COPA ATICA DE FIGURAS ROJAS - 460-450 AC.
Editorial Iberian frieze relief depicting a woman or auletris dressed with tunic tied at the waist playing a flute named aulos. In the hair, double braid around the head. From Osuna (Sevilla province, Andalusia). 3rd century - 2nd century BC. National Archaeolo...
Editorial Iberians. Pre-Roman Period. Musician playing an aulos. From old Edeta (Miguel de Liria). 2nd century BC. Archaeological Museum of Valencia. Spain.
Editorial Banqueting scene, guest reclining, a musician playing the aulos. Center medallion of a red-figured cup (around 490) Inv. G 135.
Editorial Banquet scene. Two men, one with an aulos. Red-figured pelike. Same pelike as 10-03-03 / 3 and 4 Detail of 10-03-03 / 3 Inv. 824.
Editorial Music lesson, a pupil learns to play the aulos-flute. Red-figured cup, Attic, early 5th BCE Terracotta, height: 13.5 cm, diam.: 33.2 cm One of three views of 10-03-02 / 3 and 5. Inv. IV 3698.
Editorial A procession of Bacchus and his followers, a satyr plays the double flute (aulos), a Maenad. Borghese Vase, marble (late 2nd or early 1st BCE). Height 171 cm. MA 86.
Editorial Musician playing the double flute (Aulos). Idol from Keros (2000 BCE) Paros marble.
Editorial A procession of Bacchus and his followers, a satyr plays the double flute (aulos), a Maenad. Borghese Vase, marble (late 2nd or early 1st BCE). Height 171 cm. MA 86.
Editorial Vase, porphyry, red, black and white marble. As of the second half of the 18th century, vases were made according to the fashionable antique style; the marble pedestal imitated Roman altars, while the two personages on the vase play Greek aulos flutes....
Editorial Terracotta kantharos (drinking cup with high handles): two female heads.
Editorial Terracotta kylix (drinking cup).
Editorial Limestone flute-player.
Editorial Banqueting scene, guest reclining, a musician playing the aulos. Center medallion of a red-figured cup (around 490) Inv. G 135.
Editorial Banquet scene. Two men, one with an aulos. Red-figured pelike. Same pelike as 10-03-03 / 3 and 4 Detail of 10-03-03 / 3 Inv. 824.
Editorial Music lesson, a pupil learns to play the aulos-flute. Red-figured cup, Attic, early 5th BCE Terracotta, height: 13.5 cm, diam.: 33.2 cm One of three views of 10-03-02 / 3 and 5. Inv. IV 3698.
Editorial Cinerary urn. Dancing girls and boys during funeral ceremonies, one boy playing the aulos (double flute). Limestone (6th-5th BCE), from Chiusi. 30 x 27 x 30 cm Inv. SK 1224.
Editorial A procession of Bacchus and his followers, a satyr plays the double flute (aulos), a Maenad. Borghese Vase, marble (late 2nd or early 1st BCE). Height 171 cm. MA 86.
Editorial JOVEN TOCANDO EL AULOS EN UN BANQUETE - TONDO DE UNA COPA ATICA DE FIGURAS ROJAS - 460-450 AC.
Editorial Limestone flute-player.
Editorial Terracotta kantharos (drinking cup with high handles): two female heads.
Editorial Terracotta kylix (drinking cup).
Editorial Limestone statuette of a male aulos player, Archaic, middle or 3rd quarter of the 6th century B.C., Cypriot, Limestone, Overall: 13 1/2 x 5 1/2 x 3 3/4 in. (34.3 x 14 x 9.5 cm), Stone Sculpture, he figure wears a chiton and a himation, draped over the ...
Editorial Upper part of a limestone statuette of a female aulos player, Archaic, 1st quarter of the 6th century B.C., Cypriot, Limestone, Overall: H.:6 1/2 x W.:5 1/8 x D.:3 1/8 in. (16.5 x 13 x 7.9 cm), Stone Sculpture, The lower half of the body is missing and...
Editorial Upper part of a limestone male aulos player, Archaic, 2nd or 3rd quarter of the 6th century B.C., Cypriot, Limestone, Overall: 2 1/4 x 2 5/8 x 1 3/4 in. (5.7 x 6.7 x 4.4 cm), Stone Sculpture, The facial features are barely elaborated. Each hand holds a...
Editorial Limestone statuette of a male aulos player, Archaic, 1st half of the 6th century B.C., Cypriot, Limestone, Overall:H.: 6 1/2 xW.: 3 1/2 x D.:2 13/16 in. (16.5 x 8.9 x 7.1 cm), Stone Sculpture, The body, dressed in a smooth tunic, is disproportionately ...
Editorial Limestone head of a male aulos player, Archaic, 2nd quarter of the 6th century B.C., Cypriot, Limestone, 6 2/4 x 4 1/4 x 4 1/4 in. (16.5 x 10.8 x 10.8 cm), Stone Sculpture, The back of the head is missing, the nose restored. Only the top of the aulos r...
Editorial Upper part of a limestone statuette of a male aulos player, Archaic, 2nd or 3rd quarter of the 6th century, Cypriot, Limestone, Overall:H.: 8 1/8 x W.:6 1/4 x D.:3 7/8 in. (20.6 x 15.9 x 9.8 cm), Stone Sculpture, The head and the upper part of the tors...
Editorial Pablo Picasso / "Jaume Sabart?s like a fauno tocando el aulos", 1946, Drawing (oil and charcoal on filigree paper), 65 x 50 cm, MPB 113143.
Editorial An aulos player. Altar of Aphrodite, so-called Ludovisi Throne, Left-hand panel.
Editorial Roman mosaic. Ambulant actors.2nd c.BC. The musicians are playing a cymbala, tympanum and double flute type aulos. Signed by the artist Dioscoride of Samos. House of Ciceron, Pompeii. National Archaeological Museum, Naples. Italy.
Editorial Iberian frieze relief depicting a woman or auletris dressed with tunic tied at the waist playing a flute named aulos. In the hair, double braid around the head. From Osuna (Sevilla province, Andalusia). 3rd century - 2nd century BC. National Archaeolo...
Editorial Iberians. Pre-Roman Period. Musician playing an aulos. From old Edeta (Miguel de Liria). 2nd century BC. Archaeological Museum of Valencia. Spain.
Editorial A Satyr Playing an Aulos; Bernardo Parentino, Italian, 1437 - 1531; Italy, Europe; about 1480 - 1490; Pen and brown ink; 20.2 x 10.3 cm (7 15/16 x 4 1/16 in.).
Editorial Roman Art. Woman playing double flute "Aulos". Relief. Detail of sarcophagus. Vatican Museums. City of the Vatican.
Editorial JOVEN TOCANDO EL AULOS EN UN BANQUETE - TONDO DE UNA COPA ATICA DE FIGURAS ROJAS - 460-450 AC.
Editorial Two female musicians with aulos and drum, riding a camel. Terracotta (1st-2nd CE) from Hama, Syria. Inv. 2809.
Editorial Banqueting scene, guest reclining, a musician playing the aulos. Center medallion of a red-figured cup (around 490) Inv. G 135.
Editorial Banquet scene. Two men, one with an aulos. Red-figured pelike. Same pelike as 10-03-03 / 3 and 4 Detail of 10-03-03 / 3 Inv. 824.
Editorial Music lesson, a pupil learns to play the aulos-flute. Red-figured cup, Attic, early 5th BCE Terracotta, height: 13.5 cm, diam.: 33.2 cm One of three views of 10-03-02 / 3 and 5. Inv. IV 3698.
Editorial Cinerary urn. Dancing girls and boys during funeral ceremonies, one boy playing the aulos (double flute). Limestone (6th-5th BCE), from Chiusi. 30 x 27 x 30 cm Inv. SK 1224.
Editorial A procession of Bacchus and his followers, a satyr plays the double flute (aulos), a Maenad. Borghese Vase, marble (late 2nd or early 1st BCE). Height 171 cm. MA 86.
Editorial Musician playing the double flute (Aulos). Idol from Keros (2000 BCE) Paros marble.
Editorial Tambourine player and aulos player. Figurines from Achziv Terracotta (around 17th BCE) Bronze Age II Inv. 250 / II and 250 / IV.
Editorial Vase, porphyry, red, black and white marble. As of the second half of the 18th century, vases were made according to the fashionable antique style; the marble pedestal imitated Roman altars, while the two personages on the vase play Greek aulos flutes....