Bucchero Krater

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by Metropolitan Museum of Art, N.Y:
published on 18 January 2017

Bucchero Krater — A bucchero mixing bowl or krater. Etruscan, 550 BCE. Height: 27 cm. The rim is decorated with six female heads while the main body has lions and sirens. (Metropolitan Museum of art, New York)

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