Gerontaras | Handmade Red-figure vases and Museum replicas

03 - Apulian Volute Krater, Red Figure 515-510 B.C Signed by the potter Euxitheos and the vase-painter Euphronios. Hypnos (Sleep) and Thanatos (Death), assisted by Hermes while transporting the body of Sarpedon to his home town, Lycia. Once the masterpiece of the Met’s ancient vase collection, it is now at its permanent home, Villa Giulia Museum. Villa Giulia Museum.	04 - Apulian Volute Krater, Red Figure 515-510 B.C Signed by the potter Euxitheos and the vase-painter Euphronios. Hypnos (Sleep) and Thanatos (Death), assisted by Hermes while transporting the body of Sarpedon to his home town, Lycia. Once the masterpiece of the Met’s ancient vase collection, it is now at its permanent home, Villa Giulia Museum. Villa Giulia Museum.	05 - Apulian Volute Krater, Red Figure 515-510 B.C Signed by the potter Euxitheos and the vase-painter Euphronios. Hypnos (Sleep) and Thanatos (Death), assisted by Hermes while transporting the body of Sarpedon to his home town, Lycia. Once the masterpiece of the Met’s ancient vase collection, it is now at its permanent home, Villa Giulia Museum. Villa Giulia Museum.	06 - Apulian Volute Krater, Red Figure 515-510 B.C Signed by the potter Euxitheos and the vase-painter Euphronios. Hypnos (Sleep) and Thanatos (Death), assisted by Hermes while transporting the body of Sarpedon to his home town, Lycia. Once the masterpiece of the Met’s ancient vase collection, it is now at its permanent home, Villa Giulia Museum. Villa Giulia Museum.	13 - Attic Red Figure Oinochoe, Kerch Style 330 B.C - Attic Red Figure Oinochoe, Kerch Style Dionysos, Pompe (personification of Procession) with Eros bent over to tie his sandal. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art.
14 - Attic Red Figure Oinochoe, Kerch Style 330 B.C - Attic Red Figure Oinochoe, Kerch Style Dionysos, Pompe (personification of Procession) with Eros bent over to tie his sandal. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art.	15 - Attic Red Figure Oinochoe, Kerch Style 330 B.C - Attic Red Figure Oinochoe, Kerch Style Dionysos, Pompe (personification of Procession) with Eros bent over to tie his sandal. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art.	16 - Attic Red Figure Oinochoe, Kerch Style 330 B.C - Attic Red Figure Oinochoe, Kerch Style Dionysos, Pompe (personification of Procession) with Eros bent over to tie his sandal. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art.	17 - Attic Red Figure Oinochoe, Kerch Style 330 B.C - Attic Red Figure Oinochoe, Kerch Style Dionysos, Pompe (personification of Procession) with Eros bent over to tie his sandal. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art.	18 - Attic Red Figure Oinochoe, Kerch Style 330 B.C - Attic Red Figure Oinochoe, Kerch Style Dionysos, Pompe (personification of Procession) with Eros bent over to tie his sandal. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art.