Corinthian Geometric AryballosAn ancient Corinthian Greek miniature pottery pyriform aryballos, an oil or fragrance vessel, with rings around the body. Corinth. Geometric pottery production began as Greece reemerged from the Dark Age after the decline of Mycenaean Bronze Age civilization. Geometric pottery was austere but precise in its execution. The shapes and decorative motifs that would eventually be predominant in Classical Greek vase painting are at first evident in Greek Geometric pottery of the 8th century BC. Formerly in the collection of Jerome Eisenberg, New York. Inv#: 8438 $2,500 Guaranteed Authentic |
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