2007.15.17 Fred Darge, The Lone Rider, Ed Love Ranch, West Texas
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NOTES
The object file has been reviewed.
TMS record has been reviewed.
No education file found for Darge.
1985.R.568.A-H, Unknown maker, Rectangular silver writing desk, 1800
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This writing desk consists of eight parts: the desk (a), the drawer (b), the candleholder (c), the inner candleholder (d), an ink stand (e), the lid to the ink stand (f), another ink stand (g), and the lid to the ink stand (h).
1985.R.487, Unknown Maker, Modern red velvet easel, 20th century
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1985.R.486, Maker Unknown, Small easel
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1968.2, Black figure band cup, Greek, Attic, c. 540-530 BCE, ceramic
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
War and fighting were common subjects in ancient Greek culture, and were frequently depicted in art. In the scenes on this cup, the artist seems less interested in depicting actual combat than in rendering different types of combatants.
1972.22, Black-figure column krater, Attributed to the Painter of Louvre F6 (Kurtz), Greek, Attic, c. 560-550 BCE, ceramic
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The primary scene on this black-figure column krater is of a boisterous group of dancing satyrs and maenads who cluster about a single bearded male figure.
1972.5, Black-figure kylix, attributed to the Group of Walters 48.42 (Kilinski), Greek, Attic, c. 520-510 BCE, ceramic
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
On one side of this kylix, or drinking cup, Herakles is shown relaxing while a satyr fills his wine cup. On the other side, he turns to look backward at some threat and pulls his sword from its scabbard. Behind him hang his bow and skin of the mythical Nemean lion.
1981.170, Black figure tripod kothon: komasts, athletes, and animals, attributed to the Boeotian Dancers Group (Kilinski), Greek, Boeotian, c. 570-560 BCE, ceramic
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The high level of ceramic manufacture in Greece during the 6th and 5th centuries BCE led to experiments in unusual vase forms.
1969.7, Kerykeion (Hermes' staff), Greek, early fiftth century BCE, bronze
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The Greek kerykeion (Latin caduceus) appears in
1974.86.FA, Figurine: standing woman, Greek, Boeotian, first half of 6th century BCE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This female figure stands erect, facing front with her arms held out to either side. The dynamic cruciform appearance of the figure gives it power and draws our attention to its form despite the small scale.