细节
AN ETRUSCAN BLACK-FIGURE NECK-AMPHORA
La Tolfa Group, CIRCA 550-525 B.C.
Depicting Achilles' ambush of Triolos, one side with the fully armed Achle (the Etruscan Achilles) hiding behind a fountain, rectangular building with lion head spout surmounted by up-right branches with a small bird flying to the left and a standing bird-headed monster armed with a dagger, the other side with a young nude boy, a branch in his left hand, leading two horses, the nearer one ridden by Triolos (here a bearded man, contrary to Greek versions), a crop in his right hand, reins in his left, and behind the horses, an armed woman with a spear and quiver, lotus and palmette on the neck, rays on the feet, misfired, repaired from large fragments with minor restoration and glaze loss, 14 3/16in. (36cm.) high
La Tolfa Group, CIRCA 550-525 B.C.
Depicting Achilles' ambush of Triolos, one side with the fully armed Achle (the Etruscan Achilles) hiding behind a fountain, rectangular building with lion head spout surmounted by up-right branches with a small bird flying to the left and a standing bird-headed monster armed with a dagger, the other side with a young nude boy, a branch in his left hand, leading two horses, the nearer one ridden by Triolos (here a bearded man, contrary to Greek versions), a crop in his right hand, reins in his left, and behind the horses, an armed woman with a spear and quiver, lotus and palmette on the neck, rays on the feet, misfired, repaired from large fragments with minor restoration and glaze loss, 14 3/16in. (36cm.) high
出版
"Achle" in LICM p. 202, pl. 146.
Schauenburg, "Zu griechischen Mythen in der etruskischen Kunst," in JdI, pp. 68-71, pls. 36-37.
Schauenburg, "Zu griechischen Mythen in der etruskischen Kunst," in JdI, pp. 68-71, pls. 36-37.