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Detail showing a banquet scene from the tondo of a red-figure kylix, painted by Makron Greek (m
Red-figure neck-amphora with Eos pursuing Tithonos Attributed to the Achilles PainterAttic Gree
Pottery in the shape of a cat-like head. Terracotta. Cupisnique culture, Peru. Collection Janssen-Ar
Red-figure Nolan neck-amphora with satyrs and maenads (left) and Dionysus and a fluting sa
Behind the Web (by Trudie S)
Red-figure fish plate. Apulia, Italy. Late 4th century B.C. Terracotta. Walters Art Museum. Fro
The Sphinx on a pedestal Emporian painterGreece, c. 500 BCterracottaWalters Art Museum
Black-figure neck-amphora with Heracles battling an Amazon (left) and Theseus and the Mino
huariqueje: Heather in a terracotta pot - J. L. Jensen , Johan Laurentz Jens
12/365 - Had to switch to terracotta since my stoneware got over. The colour is gorgeous but it gets
Tuscany, Italy, Travel Feature Story.
didoofcarthage: Terracotta vase from a tomb. From Centuripe, Sicily. Greek, 3rd-2nd century B.
iseo58: TANG DYNASTY (618-907) A PAINTED POTTERY FIGURE OF A COURT LADY
brassmanticore: Stirrup jar with octopus, ca. 1200–1100 b.c.; Late Helladic IIICMycenaeanTerr
Terracotta pot lid with delicate designs.
@shiningjasmin Precise geometric pattern on a rams-head: terracotta pot. East Greece, 6th BC. Curren
archaicwonder: Roman Terracotta Sea-encrusted Amphora, Circa 1st-3rd Centuries AD
Painted this little pot especially for this guy
Princess Alexandra of Kent in terracotta pot #DavidAustin #DavidAustinRoses
met-greekroman-art: Terracotta squat lekythos (oil flask), Greek and Roman ArtMedium: TerracottaGift
A little foray into a more traditional slipware approach with this most recent batch of pots! I look
ancientpeoples: Terracotta aryballos (oil flask) in the form of three cockleshells (6.2 cm/2 &frac
Kantharos decorated with griffins attacking a deer. c. 325 - 300 B.C; terracotta. The Metropolitan M
via-appia: Terracotta lekanis (dish). Eos top - Eros, woman, and swan bottom. Attributed to the Stu
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