Terracotta krater ca. 750–740 B.C.
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Photogrammetry scan courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Open Access initiative. A 750-740 B.C. terracotta krater with a lid featuring a small hydria is attributed to the Cesnola Painter, characteristic of Geometric Period Greek, Euboean art. The vessel stands at 51 1/2 inches tall (130.8 cm) and is part of the Cesnola Collection, purchased through subscription in 1874-76. Its origins are said to be from Kourion, Cyprus. Learn more about this artifact by visiting the Met's website below: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/240553
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