File:Impasto-Oinochoe of etruscan Potter Mamarce in Würzburg (3).jpg
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Deutsch: Sehr feine etruskische Impasto-Kanne mit Ritzzeichen (auf der Töpferscheibe geschaffen -> buccheroider Impasto), die phönizische Vorbilder aus Metall immitiert, Henkel fehlen; am Hals phönische Palmette, Bauchbild zeigt Krieger zwischen einem Pferd und einer säugenden Ziege, darüber zwei von rechts nach links laufende Vögel sowie die Inschrift Mi MAMARCE ZINACE, wohl eine Herstellersignatur eines Töpfers Mamarce; produziert in Volterra; Vorderseite: Männerkopf, Rückseite: etruskische Säule; um 640/20 v. Chr.; heute in der Antikensammlung Würzburg, Inventarnummer H 5724.
English: Very fine Etruscan Impasto jug with incised images, imitating phoenician examples from metal, handles missing; phoenician palmette on the neck, belly image shows warrior between a horse and a feeding goat, over them two from right-to-left walking birds as well as the inscription Mi MAMARCE ZINACE, probably a maker's signature of a potter Mamarce; about 640/20 BC; now Antikensammlung Würzburg, inventory number H 5724. |
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| current | 18:19, 19 October 2015 | | 2,019 × 2,832 (3.29 MB) | Marcus Cyron (talk | contribs) | corrected |
| 21:53, 7 May 2014 |  | 1,888 × 2,911 (2.37 MB) | Marcus Cyron (talk | contribs) | Cropped 27 % horizontally and 25 % vertically using CropTool with lossless mode. | |
| 00:24, 26 September 2013 |  | 2,592 × 3,872 (4.11 MB) | Marcus Cyron (talk | contribs) |
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