Ancient Greek black painted narrow necked pottery jar
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ancient Greek
Ancient Greek culture
Ceramic artwork
Black painted narrow necked pottery jar
3D model of ceramic jar
Around 540 BC
Attica region
Black painting technique
2
Coin
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Made around 540 BC, it is a ceramic artwork from the Attica region of ancient Greece. This pottery jar is characterized by black painting techniques and is jointly completed by potters and painters. The black painting technique involves using black pigment to depict images on pottery, then carving details and applying clear paint to create a sharp contrast during the firing process. Usually between 47 and 61 centimeters in height, its surface is painted with mythological scenes, war scenes, or sports competition patterns. Not only for practical purposes such as storing wine or olive oil, but also as an important medium for showcasing the cultural and artistic achievements of ancient Greece.
