South Italian (Italiote) art was produced in Magna Graeca (the area of Southern Italy and Sicily colonized by the Greeks) beginning in the 5th and throughout the 4th century B.C. The art of South Italy includes Apulian, Campanian, Lucanian, Paestan, and Sicilian productions. The most notable South Italian art is the beautiful red-figure pottery, which, although strongly influenced by Greek prototypes, has a style all its own.
Apulian Prochous
$1,600.00
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Apulian Red-Figure Chous
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Apulian Red-Figure Epichysis with an Eros
$7,600.00
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Apulian Red-Figure Squat Lekythos with Aphrodite and Eros
$21,000.00
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Black Glazed Kantharos
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Gnathia Ware Bell Krater
$12,000.00
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Gnathia Ware Epichysis
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Italiote Red-Figure Oinochoe (chous)
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Phoenix Ancient Art 2006- No 1 Catalogue
$20.00
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Phoenix Ancient Art 2008- No 1 Catalogue
$20.00
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Phoenix Ancient Art 2009- No 1 Catalogue
$20.00
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Phoenix Ancient Art 2010- No 1 Catalogue
$20.00
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Phoenix Ancient Art 2011- No 1 Catalogue
$20.00
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Phoenix Ancient Art's Exotics of the Classical World
$35.00
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South Italian Bell Krater
$19,500.00
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South Italian Epichysis
$1,400.00
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South Italian Epichysis 2
$1,200.00
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South Italian Epichysis 3
$1,550.00
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South Italian Gnathia Ware Skyphos
$1,400.00
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South Italian Lekanis
$300.00
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South Italian Nestoris
$300.00
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South Italian Oinochoe (Chous) with a Swan or Water-Bird
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South Italian Oinochoe decorated with Red Highlights
$1,100.00
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South Italian Pyxis
$1,400.00
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South Italian Red Figure Oinochoe
$2,800.00
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South Italian Red-Figure Fish Plate 1
$15,000.00
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South Italian Sessile Kantharos
$300.00
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South Italian Skyphos
$300.00
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South Italian Trozella
$2,800.00
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