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N10.3 POENA

Poena | Apulian red figure vase painting
DETAILS
Museum Collection Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Catalogue No. Boston 03.804
Beazley Archive No. N/A
Ware Apulian Red Figure
Shape Krater, Volute
Painter Resembles the Varrese Painter
Date ca 340 B.C.
Period Classical

DESCRIPTION

Detail of Poena, retaliation personified, from a painting depicting Achilles' slaying of the loud-mouthed soldier Thersites. Poena is depicted as a winged huntress wearing a knee-length maiden's dress and boots. Her hair is wreathed in serpents and she holds a sword, scabbard and pair of hunting spears.

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