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Editorial The cathedral of Ruvo di Puglia with two griffins and two lions guarding the entrance to the church and the church treasury. 12th-13th.
Editorial The Garden of the Hesperides (Apulian Krater).
Editorial Puglia Piana Land of Barri Otranto etc., Map of the Apulia region, Calabria, Sicily, Fig. 113, p. 531, Gerhard Mercator, Jodocus Hondius, Jansson: Atlas minor Gerardi Mercatoris. Amsterodami: ex officina Ioannis Ianssonii, MDCXXXIIII [1634].
Editorial Fish Plate. Greek; Canosa, Apulia, Italy; Attributed to the Hippocamp Group. Date: 350 BC-325 BC. Dimensions: 5 ? 21.5 ? 21.5 cm (2 ? 8 1/2 ? 8 1/2 in.). Terra-cotta, decorated in the red-figure technique. Origin: Canosa di Puglia.
Editorial Knob-Handled Patera (Dish). Greek; Apulia, Italy; Attributed to the Baltimore Painter. Date: 330 BC-320 BC. Dimensions: 17.7 ? 67.3 ? 68.5 cm (7 ? 26 1/2 ? 27 in.). Terra-cotta, decorated in the red-figure technique. Origin: Puglia.
Editorial Hydria (Water Jar). Greek; Campania, Italy. Date: 350 BC-330 BC. Dimensions: 50 ? 35 ? 28.5 cm (19 11/16 ? 13 3/4 ? 11 1/4 in.). Terra-cotta, black-glaze technique, with gilded raised clay decoration and ribbing. Origin: Puglia.
Editorial Statuette of a Mime, Unknown, Tarentum (Taras), Puglia, Italy, 225 - 175 B.C., Terracotta with white slip and polychromy (bright pink, light pink, red), 18.9 ? 12.5 ? 3.6 cm (7 7/16 ? 4 15/16 ? 1 7/16 in.).
Editorial Fish Plate. Greek; Canosa, Apulia, Italy; Attributed to the Hippocamp Group. Date: 350 BC-325 BC. Dimensions: 5 ? 21.5 ? 21.5 cm (2 ? 8 1/2 ? 8 1/2 in.). Terra-cotta, decorated in the red-figure technique. Origin: Canosa di Puglia.
Editorial Knob-Handled Patera (Dish). Greek; Apulia, Italy; Attributed to the Baltimore Painter. Date: 330 BC-320 BC. Dimensions: 17.7 ? 67.3 ? 68.5 cm (7 ? 26 1/2 ? 27 in.). Terra-cotta, decorated in the red-figure technique. Origin: Puglia.
Editorial Terracotta group of " knucklebone" (astragalos) players, Hellenistic Greek, 330-300 BCE. The two figures throw the knucklebones up in the air and try to catch as many as possible in one hand as they fall. The " knucklebones" were in...
Editorial History by Polybius. Volume IV. French edition translated from Greek by Dom Vincent Thuillier. Comments of Military Science enriched with critical and historical notes by M. De Folard. Paris, chez Pierre Gandouin, Julien-Michel Gandouin, Pierre-Francoi...
Editorial Fish Plate. Greek; Canosa, Apulia, Italy; Attributed to the Hippocamp Group. Date: 350 BC-325 BC. Dimensions: 5 ? 21.5 ? 21.5 cm (2 ? 8 1/2 ? 8 1/2 in.). Terra-cotta, decorated in the red-figure technique. Origin: Canosa di Puglia.
Editorial Knob-Handled Patera (Dish). Greek; Apulia, Italy; Attributed to the Baltimore Painter. Date: 330 BC-320 BC. Dimensions: 17.7 ? 67.3 ? 68.5 cm (7 ? 26 1/2 ? 27 in.). Terra-cotta, decorated in the red-figure technique. Origin: Puglia.
Editorial PORTADA ROMANICA DE LA CATEDRAL DE RUVO DI PUGLIA - SIGLO XIII.
Editorial Gezicht op Canosa brug over Ofanto rivier in Puglia. Vue du Pont de Canosa sur l'Ofanto (Aufidus) (title on object). Voyage en Italie, en Sicile et ? Malte - 1778 (series title). Draughtsman: Louis Ducros. Dating: 1778. Measurements: h 183 mm ? w 495 mm.
Editorial Detail of an unusual marine pig-dog. La descriptione dela Puglia. Venetia : F. Berteli, 1567. Source: Maps C.7.c.9.
Editorial Terracotta group of " knucklebone" (astragalos) players, Hellenistic Greek, 330-300 BCE. The two figures throw the knucklebones up in the air and try to catch as many as possible in one hand as they fall. The " knucklebones" were in...
Editorial Valentiniano I. Roman Emperor (364-374) Colossus 5,11 m., bronze. 4th century, Rome. Barletta Puglia, Italy.
Editorial Young people next to a rock and a tree. Krater made in Puglia, from Ruvo di Puglia. By York Painter, 380-360 BC. Jatta National Archaeological Museum. Ruvo di Puglia. Italy.
Editorial Small askos decorated with female head and vine shoot with leaves and tendrils. Made in Puglia. Second half of 4th century BC. National Archaeological Museum. Naples. Italy.
Editorial Situla (bucket) with decoration depicting Adonis emerging from a flowering plant shoot. Made in Puglia. From Ruvo di Puglia. Painter of the Dublin Situlae. 350-340 BC. Jatta National Archaeological Museum. Ruvo di Puglia. Italy.
Editorial Krater with decoration depicting the Garden of the Hesperides. 360 BC. Detail. Lycurgus Painter. Made in Puglia. From Ruvo di Puglia. Jatta National Archaeological Museum. Ruvo di Puglia. Italy.
Editorial Valentiniano I. Roman Emperor (364-374) Colossus 5,11 m., bronze. 4th century, Rome. Barletta Puglia, Italy.
Editorial PORTADA ROMANICA DE LA CATEDRAL DE RUVO DI PUGLIA - SIGLO XIII.
Editorial Remains of a hellenistic temple near Canosa, Puglia, Italy.
Editorial Via Appia Antica, Rome. Built by Roman censor Appius in 312 BCE, it runs for about 530 kms to Brindisi in Puglia. Roman legions walked this distance in 17-18 days to board the ships to the eastern provinces. Romans liked to be buried alongside a busy r...
Editorial Via Appia Antica, Rome. Built by Roman censor Appius in 312 BCE, it runs for about 530 kms to Brindisi in Puglia. Roman legions walked this distance in 17-18 days to board the ships to the eastern provinces. Romans liked to be buried alongside a busy r...
Editorial The cathedral of Ruvo di Puglia with two griffins and two lions guarding the entrance to the church and the church treasury. 12th-13th.
Editorial Terracotta group of " knucklebone" (astragalos) players, Hellenistic Greek, 330-300 BCE. The two figures throw the knucklebones up in the air and try to catch as many as possible in one hand as they fall. The " knucklebones" were in...