Fasciculus:Louvre-Lens - Les Étrusques et la Méditerranée - 124 - Wurzburg, Martin-von-Wagner-Museum, inv. ZA 66 (Amphore) (A).JPG

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Les Étrusques et la Méditerranée, Louvre-Lens, 5 December 2013–10 Martius 2014

Deutsch: Etruskisch-orientalisierende Halsamphora, produziert in Ceverteri (Caere); das Hauptbild hat einen Bezug zur Argonautensage: der an der Argonautensage beteiligte Sänger Orpheus spielt als Krieger gekleidet zum Waffentanz jüngerer Argonauten, der Wasserspeier rechts von seinem Kopf deutet einen heiligen Bezirk an, das Halsbild zeigt einen Löwen, in falscher Interpreteation der ostgriechischen Vorbilder gibt der Maler der sogenannte Kithara-Maler (Pittore dell'Eptacordo) zwar Ober- und Unterkiefer sowie die Zunge wieder, doch setzt er das Auge statt in den Köpf über die Zunge; um 470/60 v. Chr.; Leihgabe Takuhito Fujita an die Antikensammlung Würzburg, Inventarnummer ZA 66.
English: Etruscan orientalizing neck-amphora, produced in Ceverteri (Caere); the main image has a reference to the Argonauts: the Argonaut and as a warrior dressed singer Orpheus is playing for a weapon dance of younger Argonauts, the gargoyle to the right of his head indicates a sacred area, the neck image depicts a lion, in false interpreteation of the eastern Greek paintersthe so-called Kithara painter (Pittore dell'Eptacordo) shows the upper and lower jaw and the tongue again, but the eye is not located in the head, but over the tongue; about 470/60 BC; loan of Takuhito Fujita to the Antikensammlung Würzburg, inventory number ZA 66.
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Jérémy-Günther-Heinz Jähnick  (1988–)  wikidata:Q58229383
 
Jérémy-Günther-Heinz Jähnick
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Dies natalis 26 Martius 1988
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