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A man, probably Herakles, is depicted on a narrow, fragmented pinax. He is wearing a lion-skin, which often is associated with Herakles.

The pinax depicts a male figure, however, only the legs are preserved.

Upper part of a pinax with a hook meander band along the upper edge. Three figures are rendered and the scene probably shows the Judgement of Paris.

Fragmented pinax depicting two warriors.

Fragmented pinax depicting two individuals - a naked young man and an second unidentified indivdual, where only an outreaching hand is preserved.
The upper edge of the pinax is decorated with a band of red lozenges w...

This beautiful "antefix":/objects/124/attachments/367 has well-preserved traces of original colour which are visible to the naked eye.
The "palmette leaves":/objects/124/attachments/372 were once painted alternately ...

This beautiful "antefix":/objects/123/attachments/345 has well-preserved traces of original polychromy.
The palmette leaves are painted alternately black and red with white outlines while the background around them i...

Statuette of Hermes standing against a pillar. He is rendered naked, except from a cloak worn over the shoulders and boots.