Archaeological Museum of Bologna

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Via dell'Archiginnasio 2 - 40124 Bologna
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Museum: Sections | Greek collection

With the opening of the Civico Museo in 1881, the holdings of the University and Palagi collections were displayed in the first rooms of the museum (II to IX), dedicating…

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Rooms V and VI - Greek collection

Museums: Itineraries | Greek Collection: sculpture

A series of marble sculptures are part of the Greek collection coming almost exclusively from collections and, unfortunately, for the most part devoid of indication about the location and characteristics…

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Room VII - Greek and Roman sculpture

Rooms V and VI - Greek collection

Museums: Itineraries | Greek Collection: the Corinthian pottery

From the VIII century BC, Corinth became one of the most active centers of Greece for the production and the export of ceramic pottery. Corinthian workshops use a characteristic pale…

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Rooms V and VI - Greek collection

Collezione Greca: Ceramica Attica a figure nere

Museums: Itineraries | Greek Collection: Attic black-figure pottery

The Attic pottery production derives its name from the region in which is situated the city of Athens and is certainly the best known and the widest among the Greek…

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Rooms V and VI - Greek collection

Museums: Itineraries | Greek Collection : Attic red-figure pottery

Around 530 BC Athenian potters invented a “revolutionary” decorative technique that gave to the city the absolute dominance on the Mediterranean ceramic market: red-figure style. Unlike the oldest black-figure technique,…

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Rooms V and VI - Greek collection

Museums: Itineraries | Greek Collection: Italiot red-figure pottery

During the 6th and 5th centuries BC in all the Greek cities of southern Italy (Magna Grecia), were very abundant imports of Attic pottery, but only in the second half…

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Rooms V and VI - Greek collection

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Archaeological Museum of Bologna

Collections / Ricerca / Rooms V and VI - Greek collection

Museum: Sections | Greek collection

Museums: Itineraries | Greek Collection: sculpture

Museums: Itineraries | Greek Collection: the Corinthian pottery

Museums: Itineraries | Greek Collection: Attic black-figure pottery

Museums: Itineraries | Greek Collection : Attic red-figure pottery

Museums: Itineraries | Greek Collection: Italiot red-figure pottery

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