~ Colors ~ Terracotta and Peach ~
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Achilles pursues Troilus and Polyxena. Exterior of an Attic black-figure kylix (drinking cup) in the shape of a Siana cup, attributed to the C* Painter; ca. 575 BCE. Now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
*Short for "Corinthianizing," due to the influence of Corinthian art on his style.
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In this carefully-planned entrance hall, interesting contrasts of texture all link up. The closely woven coir matting blends in with the terracotta painted walls, the silky, skin-covered upholstered stools tone with the dark, chunky, wooden bannisters, and the thick weave of the sofa looks good against the smooth cotton of the Roman shade.
The Decorating Book, 1981
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AN ETRUSCAN PAINTED TERRACOTTA FEMALE HEAD FROM AN ANTEFIX
CIRCA 6TH CENTURY B.C.
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I was inspired by @asklepiad-apollon's post about Greek alphabet divination and decided to make myself some runes. The originals were usually written on ostraka so I went for a pottery-inspired design.
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Red-figure amphora with Nike holding a kithara, attributed to the Berlin Painter
Greek (from Attica), Classical Period, 490-460 B.C.
terracotta
Saint Louis Art Museum
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New Halloween icon for my main and my twitter
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