P. 282 lower (only with art)

Olympia M 77: relief from bronze tripod leg with Theseus and Amazon ?

Illustration p. 98 (without female spectator on right) from G.E. Hatzi, The Archaeological Museum of Olympia (2008)

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Eretria, Archaeological Museum: sculptural group from west pediment of temple of Apollo, with  Theseus’ abduction of Antiope

Plaster cast colored by V. Brinkmann, Wikimedia Commons

Eretria Museum

Photo by Shane Solow

Two possible reconstructions of pediment where the sculptural group was once located, at Ancient-Greece

View of surviving fragments of figures from pediment, at Ancient-Greece

Perseus Art & Archaeology Artifact Browser (description of late archaic temple)

London, British Museum E 41: Attic red-figure cup from Vulci with Theseus’ abduction of Antiope

British Museum

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Beazley Archive Pottery Database

Perseus Art & Archaeology Artifact Browser

Paris, Louvre G197: Attic red-figure amphora from Vulci with Theseus’ abduction of Antiope

A. Furtwaengler and K. Reichhold, Griechische Vasenmalerei: Auswahl hervorragender Vasenbilder (Serie II, Tafel 61-120, 1909), pl. 113

Beazley Archive Pottery Database

Perseus Art & Archaeology Artifact Browser

Louvre (view of side B reversed)

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New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art 12.198.3: Attic black-figure hydria with Theseus’ abduction of Antiope on the shoulder

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Beazley Archive Pottery Database

Metropolitan Museum (without image)

Munich, Antikensammlungen 1414: Attic black-figure amphora with Theseus’ abduction of Antiope

Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum, Munich 1, Germany 3 (1939), pl. 49.1

Beazley Archive Pottery Database

Edited by Frances Van Keuren, Prof. Emerita, Lamar Dodd School of Art, Univ. of Georgi, July 2016.