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[michael-svetbird]

: • Allard Pierson Museum of Antiquities Overview: Collections of the University of Amsterdam @allardpierson AP Sun 21|08|22 II. . Phone cam quick snaps|vids | brief 'mobile' overview: . 👉 PART 2 . • 1-3: "The Greek Cabinet": - Attic Pottery Collection, views, vid. . • 4-5: "Greeks and Great Powers, 1000-335 BC" Room: Attic Black-figured Amphora made for Etruscan Market Upper register - Amazonomachy, Heracles, Hippolyte Ca 550 BC. . • 6-8: "Religion" Room: - Cases; - Antefix w/ the Head of a Woman, Terracotta, Etruscan, ca 550 BC. - Fragment, Woman playing the double oboe, Attic, 500-400 BC. . • 9-10: "The Hellenistic Cabinet" [Magna Grecia Room, Pottery, Sculpture inc fr. Canosa] - Views, Canosa vases. - Continued in Part 3.. . AP | MSP 21|08|22 'Mobile' Overview II. The photographed objects is the property of AP and subject to the Museum copyright. Web: https://allardpierson.nl/en . SELECTED HI-RES PHOTOS TAKEN ON PRO CAM WILL FOLLOW . . #amsterdam #allardpierson #allardpiersonmuseum #archaeologicalmuseum #historymuseum #ancientart #ancientsculpture #ancientpottery #vasepainting #archaeologyart #etruscan #etruria #attica #magnagrecia #hellenistic #ancientculture #ancient #antiquity #archaeology #arthistory #ancienthistory #mythology #amazons #art #heritage #museology #sculpturephotography #museumphotography #archaeologyphotography #michaelsvetbird @michael_sverbird ©msp @allardpierson | amsterdam 21|08|22 mobile overview II. (at Allard Pierson Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChovxyPIy8Y/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[michael-svetbird]

: • Allard Pierson Museum of Antiquities Overview: Collections of the University of Amsterdam @allardpierson AP Sun 21|08|22 I. . Phone cam quick snaps|vids | brief 'mobile' overview: . 👉 PART 1 . • 1: Women & Goddesses Display [+ Gorgoneion in this pic] From Greece and Magna Grecia 580-400 BC. "Religion" Room . • 2-3: 'Collectors Cabinet' Dedicated to "some of the most important collectors who helped build the Allard Pierson Museum's collections. The Museum was founded on the Scheuleer Collection, which was sold to the University of Amsterdam in 1934." . • 4-6: "Etruria" Room: [Etruscan Burial Culture] - Views; - Closeup of the Head of a Sphynx [probably] from Veli, Tuff, ca 550 BC. . • 7-8: "Greeks and Great Powers, 1000-335 BC" Room: - Attic pottery; - The Calydonian Boar Hunt: Meleager & Atalanta kill the Boar Made | found on Melos, Greece Terracotta, ca 460 BC. . • 9-10: "The Greek Cabinet": - Closeups - Attic Black-figured Amphora w/ Athena [Side A], 4 Athletes competing [Side B] Euphiletos Painter, ca 530-520 BC. [ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euphiletos_Painter ] - Continued in Part 2.. . AP | MSP 21|08|22 'Mobile' Overview I. The photographed objects is the property of AP and subject to the Museum copyright. Web: https://allardpierson.nl/en . SELECTED HI-RES PHOTOS TAKEN ON PRO CAM WILL FOLLOW . . #amsterdam #allardpierson #allardpiersonmuseum #antiquities #archaeologicalmuseum #museoarcheologico #historymuseum #ancientart #ancientsculpture #ancientpottery #vasepainting #archaeologyart #etruscan #etruria #attica #magnagrecia #ancientcultures #ancient #antiquity #archaeology #arthistory #ancientworld #mythology #greekgoddess #athena #atalanta #museology #museumphotography #archaeologyphotography #michaelsvetbird @michael_sverbird ©msp @allardpierson | amsterdam 21|08|22 mobile overview I. (at Allard Pierson Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChowNqpI1C4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[michael-svetbird]

: • Playing Ephedrismos: "Two girls are playing a popular game called Ephedrismos in Greek, in which they act out the roles of the goddess of love Aphrodite and her son Eros. One is carrying the other on her back, while trying to use her hands to push over a stone. The winner may look forward to a happy marriage." [ ©AP ] . Canusian Polychrome Ceramics Production, Ca 4-3 BC. Canosa, Apulia | Magna Grecia . "The Hellenistic Cabinet" of Allard Pierson Museum | AP [Collections of Amsterdam University] @allardpierson . AP | Phs©MSP 08|22 6200X4100 600 [I.,II.] The photographed object is the property of AP and subject to the Museum copyright. All labels & descriptions txt ©AP. https://allardpierson.nl/en [no commercial use | sorry for the watermarks] . • Part of the "Mythology-inspired Small Format Sculpture & Miniature Artefacts" MSP Online Gallery: . • DeviantArt: https://www.deviantart.com/svetbird1234/gallery/69450077/small-format-sculpture-and-miniature-artifacts . • Facebook | Album: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.859777984390780&type=3 . . #amsterdam #allardpierson #allardpiersonmuseum #archaeologicalmuseum #museoarcheologico #historymuseum #ancientart #ceramicsculpture #ceramicsart #ancientsculpture #ceramics #vasepainting #ancientpottery #archaeologyart #canosa #apulia #magnagrecia #greek #hellenistic #ancient #antiquity #archaeology #arthistory #ancientculture #mythology #museology #sculpturephotography #museumphotography #archaeologyphotography #michaelsvetbird @michael_sverbird ©msp @allardpierson | amsterdam 08|22 (at Allard Pierson Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ci9tF-UIA46/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[michael-svetbird]

: • AMAZONOMACHY : Heracles and Hippolyte [Upper Register]: Side A of Attic Black-figured Amphora made in one of the Athenian workshops, Ca 550 BC. "A Greek Amphora for the Etruscan Market: The Etruscans [Greek: 'Terrhenoi'] admire Greek decorated pottery, imitating it themselves or having it made by Greek immigrants. And the export trade caters to this demand: The 'Tyrrhenian' Amphorae from a specific Athenian workshop from c. 575-525 BC virtually all end up in Etruria. The images are unmistakably Greek. For example on this Amphora showing the Battle of the Amazons Heracles - wearing a lion skin - can be seen trying to seize the belt of the Amazon queen Hippolyte." [ ©AP ] . "The Greek Cabinet" of Allard Pierson Museum | AP [Collections of Amsterdam University] @allardpierson . AP | Phs©MSP 08|22 6000X4100 600 The photographed object is the property of AP and subject to the Museum copyright. All labels & descriptions txt ©AP. https://allardpierson.nl/en [no commercial use | sorry for the watermarks] . . #amsterdam #allardpierson #allardpiersonmuseum #archaeologicalmuseum #historymuseum #ancientart #vasepainting #ancientpottery #blackfigure #ceramics #amphora #attica #etruria #archaeologyart #arthistory #antiquity #ancient #archaeology #mythology #museology #amazonomachy #amazons #hippolyta #hippolyte #warrioress #amazonqueen #oiorpata #museumphotography #archaeologyphotography #michaelsvetbird @michael_sverbird ©msp @allardpierson | amsterdam 08|22 (at Allard Pierson Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl5737gIxAa/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[immersive-heritage]

Today we’re sharing a sneak peek at the Trace Explorer, a part of the Tracing the Potter’s Wheel exhibition at the @allardpierson! For this mini game, we’re inviting you to step into the shoes of the archaeologist. Can you identify what traces are on each of the pots? Image details: 1 - The main menu of the game. Here you’ll find yourself in an archaeological lab, surrounded by sherd-filled crates. Your task is to study each of the pots on the table and record the traces you see on them. It seems pretty intimidating, but in the game you’ll find the tools you need to succeed. 2 - The Glossary, where the traces are explained in detail. You can see detail images there of what traces look like, highlighted to make identification easier. The description covers the shape of the trace as well as what might have caused it. 3 – Inspecting a pot. After selecting a pot from the table, you can study it by rotating it and switching between normal light and UV light to give some helpful hints! When you see traces, select them from the console to compile your report. This will be reviewed and scored by your digital supervisor! This mini game, along with the others, will be released on 1 October at the Allard Pierson’s ArcheoHotSpot and online. If you’re in Amsterdam in October, come have a look! If you’re not, we’ll be sharing links so you can play along in the digital exhibition. #immersiveheritage #playthepast #goingdigital #allardpierson #temporaryexhibition #interactivedisplay #museumathome #gamedev #minigame #devlog #heritageexplained #archaeologyexplained #experimentalarchaeology #madewithgodot #godot #b3d #wip (at Amsterdam, Netherlands) https://www.instagram.com/p/CiNi1Y6qUJ5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[artbookdap]

Hot book alert!!! #Repost @irma_boom_amsterdam ・・・NEW NEW! BOOK NO. 3: IRMA BOOM: BOOK MANIFEST COMING SOON!! A MANIFEST FOR THE PRINTED BOOK. BOOKS ARE THE FUTURE!! Order via your bookstore or #koenigbooks #allardpierson #irmaboom #book https://www.instagram.com/p/CbkaJccO-1Z/?utm_medium=tumblr

[renehw]

A ceramic rhyton (drinking horn) in the shape of the head of a roe deer, made in Campania (Italy) in the 3rd century BC, from @allardpierson in Amsterdam. Rhyta had a long-standing tradition in ancient Iran, especially during the Achaemenid period many exquisite pieces were produced. Through trade, territorial expansion and military conflict the use and production of these drinking vessels spread all over western Asia, the Balkans and part of the mediterranean. This rhyton is made of ‘bucchero’, a type of black ceramics from the Italian region of Campania. #allardpiersonmuseum #allardpierson #amsterdam #ceramics #ceramic #bucchero #campania #italy #iran #rhyton #doe #deer #drinking #tableware #art #history #arthistory #mediterranean #greek #hellenistic #ancientgreece #ancientitaly #ancient #ancienthistory #archaeology #archeology #museum (bij Allard Pierson Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHdPjlLHMzE/?igshid=f2uy41g343jf

[renehw]

Small limestone head of a Persian from @allardpierson in Amsterdam (photo 1). It was made in the Hellenistic period, probably in the late 4th or early 3rd century BC in Taranto (Southern Italy). The head used to belong to a the figure of a man that was part of a frieze depicting a battle between Greeks and Persians. It can best be compared to the so-called Alexander Sarcophagus (late 4th century BC, Istanbul Archaeology Museum) which has a frieze with bas-relief carvings showing Alexander the Great fighting the Achaemenid Persian army in the Battle of Issus (333 BC). Photo 2 shows a detail of this frieze: you can see Persian soldiers with similar headdresses as the head from Allard Pierson. Another comparison can be made with the famous Alexander Mosaic (2nd century BC, National Archaeological Museum in Naples), believed to be a copy of a Hellenistic painting from the late 4th or early 3rd century BC. This mosaic also depicts the Battle of Issus. On the 3rd photo you can see a detail of it: the Achaemenid Persian king Darius III (r. 336-330 BC) and some soldiers, all wearing the same headdress as the Persian head in Amsterdam. #allardpiersonmuseum #allardpierson #amsterdam #museum #art #arthistory #hellenistic #hellenisticart #sculpture #taranto #italy #archaeology #archeology #history #persian #alexanderthegreat #alexandersarcophagus #alexandermosaic #battle #battleofissus #ancient #ancienthistory (bij Allard Pierson Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHcreB9nNT4/?igshid=huqdks59pdzb