The deceased represented perhaps as mater familias or as Persephone, holding a pomegranate in her left hand; on the back of the throne is a male figure painted in red.
Chiusi, loc. Marcianella
Second quarter of the 5th c. BCE
Pietra fetida (local Chiusine limestone)
From Chiusi (Etruscan Clevsin, Etruscan or Umbrian Camars, Latin Clusium; more at Pleiades; PECS; RFO; Livius dot org; Attalus dot org (Hellenistic history); Wikipedia)
On display in the exhibit "Gli Etruschi a Palermo" (The Etruscans in Palermo), located in the Real Albergo dei Poveri.
Collection of the Museo Archaeologico Regionale 'Antonino Salinas', Palermo, Sicily, Inv. 8440.
Part of the former Museo Casuccini, which was collected by Count Pietro Bonci Casuccini and his son Francesco in the vicinity of Chiusi in Tuscany between 1826 and 1857, and acquired by the Royal Museum of Palermo in 1865.
Tags: throne female woman Persephone pomegranate urn Etruscan etrusco etruskisch Tuscus Etruscus étrusque Этруски ετρουσκικό Etrüskler Chiusi Clusium Clevsin Camars Chamars Klysion Κλύσιον Кьюзи pleiades:findspot=413096 Palermo Sicily Sicilia museum museo musée μουσείο archaeological archeologico artifact display exhibit arkeoloji müzesi Italy Italian Italia
The deceased represented perhaps as mater familias or as Persephone, holding a pomegranate in her left hand; on the back of the throne is a male figure painted in red.
Chiusi, loc. Marcianella
Second quarter of the 5th c. BCE
Pietra fetida (local Chiusine limestone)
From Chiusi (Etruscan Clevsin, Etruscan or Umbrian Camars, Latin Clusium; more at Pleiades; PECS; RFO; Livius dot org; Attalus dot org (Hellenistic history); Wikipedia)
On display in the exhibit "Gli Etruschi a Palermo" (The Etruscans in Palermo), located in the Real Albergo dei Poveri.
Collection of the Museo Archaeologico Regionale 'Antonino Salinas', Palermo, Sicily, Inv. 8440.
Part of the former Museo Casuccini, which was collected by Count Pietro Bonci Casuccini and his son Francesco in the vicinity of Chiusi in Tuscany between 1826 and 1857, and acquired by the Royal Museum of Palermo in 1865.
Tags: throne female woman Persephone pomegranate urn Etruscan etrusco etruskisch Tuscus Etruscus étrusque Этруски ετρουσκικό Etrüskler Chiusi Clusium Clevsin Camars Chamars Klysion Κλύσιον Кьюзи pleiades:findspot=413096 Palermo Sicily Sicilia museum museo musée μουσείο archaeological archeologico artifact display exhibit arkeoloji müzesi Italy Italian Italia 5th c. BCE mid 5th c. BCE second quarter 5th c. BCE 470s BCE 460s BCE 450s BCE Classical
Chiusi, necropolis
Second quarter of the 5th c. BCE
Pietra fetida (local Chiusine limestone)
From Chiusi (Etruscan Clevsin, Etruscan or Umbrian Camars, Latin Clusium; more at Pleiades; PECS; RFO; Livius dot org; Attalus dot org (Hellenistic history); Wikipedia)
On display in the exhibit "Gli Etruschi a Palermo" (The Etruscans in Palermo), located in the Real Albergo dei Poveri.
Collection of the Museo Archaeologico Regionale 'Antonino Salinas', Palermo, Sicily, Inv. 8430(?).
Part of the former Museo Casuccini, which was collected by Count Pietro Bonci Casuccini and his son Francesco in the vicinity of Chiusi in Tuscany between 1826 and 1857, and acquired by the Royal Museum of Palermo in 1865.
Tags: Etruscan etrusco etruskisch Tuscus Etruscus étrusque Этруски ετρουσκικό Etrüskler Chiusi Clusium Clevsin Camars Chamars Klysion Κλύσιον Кьюзи pleiades:findspot=413096 Palermo Sicily Sicilia museum museo musée μουσείο archaeological archeologico artifact display exhibit arkeoloji müzesi Italy Italian Italia 5th c. BCE mid 5th c. BCE second quarter 5th c. BCE 470s BCE 460s BCE 450s BCE Classical
Perhaps belonging to the larger figure in 8433.
Chiusi, Poggio Gaiella necropolis
End of the 5th c. BCE
Pietra fetida (local Chiusine limestone)
From Chiusi (Etruscan Clevsin, Etruscan or Umbrian Camars, Latin Clusium; more at Pleiades; PECS; RFO; Livius dot org; Attalus dot org (Hellenistic history); Wikipedia)
On display in the exhibit "Gli Etruschi a Palermo" (The Etruscans in Palermo), located in the Real Albergo dei Poveri.
Collection of the Museo Archaeologico Regionale 'Antonino Salinas', Palermo, Sicily, Inv. 8438.
Part of the former Museo Casuccini, which was collected by Count Pietro Bonci Casuccini and his son Francesco in the vicinity of Chiusi in Tuscany between 1826 and 1857, and acquired by the Royal Museum of Palermo in 1865.
Tags: Etruscan etrusco etruskisch Tuscus Etruscus étrusque Этруски ετρουσκικό Etrüskler Chiusi Clusium Clevsin Camars Chamars Klysion Κλύσιον Кьюзи pleiades:findspot=413096 Palermo Sicily Sicilia museum museo musée μουσείο archaeological archeologico artifact display exhibit arkeoloji müzesi Italy Italian Italia 5th c. BCE late 5th c. BCE Classical pleiades:findspot=803914505
Fragment of a monument of uncertain purpose. Obverse, in high relief: L, a servant, half-draped, with right hand drilled to receive an implement, standing beside a krater; R, a smaller nude servant holding an oinochoe in his right hand. On the reverse, a Vanth in low relief.
Chiusi, Poggio Gaiella necropolis
End of the 5th c. BCE
Pietra fetida (local Chiusine limestone)
From Chiusi (Etruscan Clevsin, Etruscan or Umbrian Camars, Latin Clusium; more at Pleiades; PECS; RFO; Livius dot org; Attalus dot org (Hellenistic history); Wikipedia)
On display in the exhibit "Gli Etruschi a Palermo" (The Etruscans in Palermo), located in the Real Albergo dei Poveri.
Collection of the Museo Archaeologico Regionale 'Antonino Salinas', Palermo, Sicily, Inv. 8433.
Part of the former Museo Casuccini, which was collected by Count Pietro Bonci Casuccini and his son Francesco in the vicinity of Chiusi in Tuscany between 1826 and 1857, and acquired by the Royal Museum of Palermo in 1865.
Tags: krater cratere oinochoe slave servant male boy man nude Etruscan etrusco etruskisch Tuscus Etruscus étrusque Этруски ετρουσκικό Etrüskler Chiusi Clusium Clevsin Camars Chamars Klysion Κλύσιον Кьюзи pleiades:findspot=413096 Palermo Sicily Sicilia museum museo musée μουσείο archaeological archeologico artifact display exhibit arkeoloji müzesi Italy Italian Italia 5th c. BCE late 5th c. BCE Classical pleiades:findspot=803914505