OBJECT LIST

Note: Images for objects marked with ** are available on request.

INTRODUCTION Amphora with the Birth of Athena Terracotta, H. 40.9 cm Statue of a Young Boy Attic black-figure, attributed to Marble, H. 87.6 cm Group E, ca. 550 BC Hellenistic, 2nd cent. BC–1st cent. AD New Haven, Yale University Art Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Museum Adolph D. and Wilkins C. Williams Fund Leonard C. Hanna, Jr., B.A., 1913 Fund ** Grave Stele of Girl Apollonia Marble, H. 112.4 cm, W. 63.5 cm, Calyx-Krater with Birth of D. 20 cm Erichthonios Hellenistic, ca. 100 BC Terracotta, H.37.9 cm. J. Paul Getty Museum Attic red-figure, attributed to the Nikias painter, ca. 400 BC Virginia Museum of Fine Arts MYTH Purchase, The Glasgow Fund

Statue of a Child Hero, possibly Herakles Statuette of Silenos and Dionysos Bronze, H. 62.2 cm Terracotta, H. 12.7 cm Hellenistic, first century B.C. Late Classical, ca. 350 BC The Saint Louis Art Museum Walters Art Museum, Baltimore

Stamnos with Theseus and the Minotaur Amphora with Achilles and the Terracotta, H. 36.4 cm Centaur Chiron Attic red-figure, attributed to the Terracotta, H. 41.3 cm Copenhagen Painter, ca. 470 BC Attic black-figure, attributed to the Private Collection Group of Würzburg 199, ca. 520–510 BC Calyx Krater with Medea’s Murdered Walters Art Museum, Baltimore Children; Baby Orestes Terracotta, H. 50.5 cm, Diam. 49.9 cm Coin with Hermes and Arkas Lucanian red-figure calyx-krater, Silver stater attributed to near the Policoro Painter, Pheneos, Arcadia, ca. 362–300 BC ca. 400 BC Rhode Island School of Design Cleveland Museum of Art Chous with Kallisto, Arkas and Hermes BIRTH AND NURTURE Terracotta, H. 16.8 cm Apulian red-figure, attributed to near the Black Fury Group, 360 B.C. Pelike with the Birth of Helen J. Paul Getty Museum Terracotta, H. 32.7 cm Apulian red-figure, attributed to the Pelike with Kronos and Rhea Painter of Athens 1680, ca. 360-350 B.C. Terracotta, H. 35.1 cm Kunsthalle zu Kiel, Antikensammlung Attic red-figure, attributed to the Nausicaa Painter, ca. 460–450 BC Metropolitan Museum of Art -more- Page 2

Hydria with Baby Herakles Wrestling Snakes Statuette of W oman Bre astfeeding Terracotta, H. 36.4 cm Terracotta, H. 20.1 cm Attic red-figure, attributed to the Nausicaa Painter, Hellenistic, 1st c. B.C.–1st c. A.D. ca. 460–450 BC Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Metropolitan Museum of Art Statuette of Standing Old Nurse with Boy and Girl Coin with Herakles Strangling Snakes Terracotta, H. 14.3 cm Silver stater Hellenistic?, ca. 300–275 B.C. Croton, Bruttium, mid 4th c. B.C. Private collection American Numismatic Society Statuette of Seated Old Nurse Holding Infant Statuette of the Infant Herakles Strangling Snakes Terracotta, H. 23.5 cm Bronze, H. 12 cm Hellenistic, ca. 350–325 BC Hellenistic, 3rd century BC Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco Brooklyn Museum of Art Gift of Mrs. M. C. Sloss Charles Edwin Wilbur Fund Statuette of Standing Nurse Holding Infant Lekythos with Danae and Perseus Terracotta, H. 13.7 Terracotta, H. 40.5 Hellenistic, 325–300 BC Attic red-figure, attributed to the Providence Metropolitan Museum of Art Painter, ca. 470 BC Rogers Fund, 1910 Toledo Museum of Art Gift of Edward Drummond Libbey, 1969 Mycenaean Side-spouted Jar or Baby-feeder Terracotta, H. 10. 5 cm Lekythos with Zeus Chasing Ganymede Late Helladic III A2, ca. 1350 B.C. Terracotta, H. 37.8 cm Haverford College, Collection of Greek Attic red-figure, attributed to the manner of the Antiquities Achilles Painter, ca. 440–430 BC Bequest of Ernest Allen Indianapolis Museum of Art Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lilly Corinthian Feeding Cup Terracotta, H. 5.6 cm Kylix with Zeus Chasing Ganymede Late Corinthian, 550–500 B.C. Terracotta, H. 13.3 cm; W. 40.7 cm University of Missouri-Columbia, Museum of Art Attic red-figure, signed by Douris, ca. 480 B.C. and Archaeology J. Paul Getty Museum Baby Feeder in the form of a Pig DOMESTIC, EDUCATION, TRAINING Terracotta, H.4.9 cm, L. 9.9 cm Sicilian, ca. 450 BC Cleveland Museum of Art Grave Stele with Woman in Labor Gift of Leo Mildenberg Pentelic marble, H. 83.8 cm, W. 55.9 cm Late Classical, ca. 330 BC Baby Feeder in the form of a Pomegranate Harvard University Art Museums Terracotta, H. 10 cm., Diam. 9 cm. Gift of Edward W. Forbes South Italian black-glaze, 4th–3rd century BC University of North Carolina, Ackland Art Grave Relief of Mother and Maid with Infant Museum Marble, H. 44.5 cm, W. 50.8 cm Late Classical, ca. 375–370 BC ** Kylix with Child on Potty and Mother Houston Museum of Fine Arts Terracotta, H. 3 cm, Diam. 12.7 cm Annette Finnigan Collection Attic Red-figure, Sotades Painter Workshop Musées Royaux du Cinquantenaire, Brussels BABIES Statuette of a Crawling Baby Statuette of Woman Holding Child Bronze, H. 2.8 cm, L. 4.8 cm Terracotta, H. 13.3 cm Late Minoan I, ca. 1550–1450 B.C. Mycenaean, Late Helladic III, ca. 1400–1150 BC Provenience: Diktaean Cave, Crete North Carolina Museum of Art Ashmolean Museum, Oxford Gift of Mr. And Mrs. Gordon Hanes Gift of Sir Arthur J. Evans

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Statuette of a Seated Girl with Outstretched Arms EDUCATION Terracotta, H. 5.8 cm Hellenistic, ca. 330–310 BC Statuette of Boy with Seated Paidagogos (tutor) Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Terracotta, H. 12.4 cm Bequest of Susan C. Warren Hellenistic, ca. 375–350 BC Metropolitan Museum of Art Statuette of Sleeping Babies Avery Fund, 1923 Bronze, H. 2.4 cm, Greatest Dimension 5.3 cm Hellenistic Kylix with School Scenes Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Terracotta, H. 11.5 cm, W. 36.2 cm Attic red-figure, signed by Douris, OIKOS ca. 490–480 BC Staatliche Museen, Berlin Hydria with Mother, Child and Nursemaid Terracotta, H. 34.6 cm, Diam 24.6 cm ** Kylix with Courting Scenes Attic red-figure, attributed to the circle of Terracotta, H. 11.9 cm, Diam. 31.2 cm, W. with Polygnotos, ca. 440–430 BC handles 38.8 cm Harvard University Art Museums Attic red-figure, signed by Douris, ca. 480 BC Bequest of David Moore Robinson J. Paul Getty Museum

Pyxis with Depiction of Women’s Quarters Kylix Fragment with Boy Reading Scroll Terracotta, H. 23.9 cm Terracotta, Greatest Extent: 6.75 cm Attic red-figure, attributed to by or near the Attic red-figure, attributed to the Aberdeen Painter, ca. 450 BC Akestorides Painter Dallas Museum of Fine Arts J. Paul Getty Museum Gift of the Junior League of Dallas ** Kylix with School Scene of Girls (?) Woman and Child Terracotta, H. 15.1 cm, W. 45.7 cm Terracotta, H. 27.3 cm Attic red-figure, attributed to the Painter of Early Classical, ca. 470–460 BC Bologna 417, ca. 460 BC From Lokroi, S. Italy Metropolitan Museum of Art Spurlock Museum WRITING ** Statuette of Woman Carrying Child on Shoulders Terracotta, H.15.3 cm, W. 5.25 cm Kylix with Boy Writing Boiotian, Late Archaic, ca. 500–475 BC Terracotta, H. 7.4 cm. W. 27.5 cm J. Paul Getty Museum Attic red-figure, attributed to the Eucharides Gift of Barbara and Lawrence Fleischman Painter, ca. 480 BC University of Pennsylvania Museum Alabastron with Woman and Children Terracotta, H. 18.3 cm Stylus Attic red-figure, attributed to the Villa Giulia Bronze, L. 12.4 cm Painter, ca. 460–450 BC Cypriot, Classical-Hellenistic Rhode Island School of Design, Museum of Art Metropolitan Museum of Art Museum appropriation and special gift Inkwell in the Shape of a Ball ** Group Statuette of Seated Old Man Offering Glossed black terracotta, H. 5 cm, D. 6.4 cm Grapes to a Girl Greek, 3rd century B.C. Terracotta, H. 11 cm Allard Pierson Museum, Amsterdam Archaic Boiotian, ca. 500–475 B.C. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Ostrakon Terracotta, H. 5.5 cm Group Statuette of Woman Teaching Girl to Cook Graeco-Egyptian, from Thebes in Egypt Terracotta, H. 10.7 cm University of Sydney, The Nicholson Museum Boiotian, Archaic, ca. 500–475 BC Gift of Dr. S Angus and R.W. Gillespie, 1936 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

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Tablet with Writing Strigil Wood, H. 10.2 cm, W. 35.7 cm Bronze, Length 22.3 cm Graeco-Egyptian, 4th c. B.C. Roman, A.D. 1 - 100 University of Michigan, Kelsey Museum of Ancient J. Paul Getty Museum Archaeology Girl’s Training as Entertainers Papyrus with Writing Papyrus, H. 9.3 cm, W. 11.5 cm Statuette of Girl with Tambourine Graeco-Egyptian, 3rd c. B.C. Terracotta, H.13.3 cm University of Michigan, Kelsey Museum of Ancient Hellenistic, ca. 325 BC Archaeology From Aegina Museum of Fine Arts, Boston TRAINING – BOYS AND GIRLS Pelike with Girl Dancing to Double Pipes and Girl Boy’s Athletics Spinning Terracotta, H. 30.3, Diam. 21.4 cm Kylix with youthful Athlete Attic red-figure, attributed to the Earlier Terracotta, H. 9.5 cm, Diam. 19.6 cm Mannerists, ca. 460 BC Attic red-figure, attributed to the Epidromos Stanford University, Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Painter, ca. 520–500 BC Center for Visual Arts Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College Gift of Mrs. Jane. L. Stanford Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Smith, Class of 1918 Lekythos with Girl Learning to Dance Chous with Boy Boxers Terracotta, H. 37.7 cm Terracotta, H. 8 cm Attic red-figure, attributed to the Phiale Painter, Attic red-figure, ca. 420 BC ca. 440–435 BC Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Bowdoin College Art Museum Catherine Page Perkins Fund Gift of Edward Perry Warren

Kylix with Pentathletes MILESTONES IN BOY’S LIFE Terracotta, H. 11 cm, W. 38.1 cm Attic red-figure, attributed to the Carpenter Pelike with Child at Shoemaker’s Painter, ca. 515–510 BC Terracotta, H. 40 cm. J. Paul Getty Museum Attic black-figure, attributed to the Eucharides Painter, ca. 500 BC Statuette of Discus Thrower Ashmolean Museum, Oxford Bronze, H. 12.5 cm Etruscan, 425–375 BC Hydria with Visit to a Brothel (?) J. Paul Getty Museum Terracotta, H. 45.7 cm Attic red-figure, attributed to the Harrow Kylix Fragment with Horse Racers Painter, ca. 460 BC Terracotta, Greatest dim. 24.9 cm Tampa Museum of Art Attic red-figure, attributed to the Proto-Panaitian Joseph Veach Noble Collection Group, ca. 500 BC J. Paul Getty Museum PLAY

Kylix with Pentathlete Cleansing Himself Grave Stele of Girl with Doll and Goose Terracotta, H. 6.5 cm, W. Pentelic (?) marble, H. 72.5 cm, W. 36 cm, D. Attic red-figure, attributed to the Ambrosios 12.5 cm Painter, ca. 510 BC Attic, Later Classical, ca. 360 BC J. Paul Getty Museum J. Paul Getty Museum Gift of Vasek Polak Scaraboid Gem engraved with Athlete Cleaning Himself with a Strigil (set into modern gold ring) DOLLS AND TOYS Obsidian and Gold, H. 1.62 cm, W. 1.29 cm Greek, attributed to Epimenes as gem carver, ca. Articulated Doll 500 BC Terracotta with polychromy, H. 13.5 cm J. Paul Getty Museum Greek, 5th century B.C. J. Paul Getty Museum

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Articulated Doll Squat Lekythos with Girls Spinning Tops Terracotta, H. 12.6 cm Terracotta, H. 17.5 cm Boiotian, Mid-fifth cent. BC Attic red-figure, ca. 440–430 BC Princeton University Art Museum Metropolitan Museum of Art

Articulated Doll Holding Rattles Two Statuettes of Girls Playing Knucklebones Terracotta, H. 19 cm Terracotta, H. 11.3 and 12.8 Attic, ca. 400–100 B.C. Later Classical, 4th cent. BC Bowdoin College Art Museum Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Gift by contribution Articulated Doll Terracotta, H. 12.3 cm Statuette of Seated Girl with Bag of Knucklebones Corinthian, Classical, early 5th century B.C. Terracotta, H. 13.4 cm Metropolitan Museum of Art Hellenistic, ca. 300–250 B.C. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Horse on Wheels Terracotta, H. 20.2 cm, L. 18.9 cm. ** Chous with Boys Playing Knucklebones Attic Geometric, ca. 800–750 BC Terracotta, H. 17.3 cm, Diam. 13.65 cm Zurich, Leo Mildenberg collection Attic red-figure, attributed to Group of Boston 10.190, ca. 420 BC Chariot Pull Toy J. Paul Getty Museum Wood with polychromy, H. 14.2 cm Romano-Egyptian, 4th century A.D. Four Knucklebones J. Paul Getty Museum Bone astragaloi, L. 3.1 cm; 2.7 cm; 4.6 cm; 3.0 cm Pig Rattle From Tel Anafa Terracotta, H. 13.2 cm University Museum, Columbia, Mississippi Greek, made in Centuripe, Sicily, 300–200 B.C. J. Paul Getty Museum Bronze Knucklebone Bronze, H. 1.9 cm, L. 4.5 cm Child on Pig Rattle Hellenistic, 2nd–1st century B.C. Terracotta, H. 12 cm, L. 10.6 cm J. Paul Getty Museum East Greek, 2nd–1st century B.C. Gift of Arthur Silver J. Paul Getty Museum Glass Knucklebone Statuette of Monkey with Baby Glass, L. 1.8 cm Terracotta, H. 9 cm Roman, ca. 100 B.C.–A.D. 100 Greek (Boeotian), early 6th century B.C. J. Paul Getty Museum J. Paul Getty Museum Gift of Nicolas Koutoulakis

Statuette of Monkey with Baby GAMES Terracotta, H. 8.1 cm Greek (Boeotian), early 6th century B.C. Column-Krater Fragment with Girls on See-saw J. Paul Getty Museum Terracotta, Max. dimension 26.7 cm (fr. A) and 16.3 cm (fr. B) Statuette of a Jumping Girl Attic red-figure, attributed to the Leningrad Wood, H. 16.3 cm Painter, ca. 470–460 BC Greek (South Italian), ca. 300 B.C. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston J. Paul Getty Museum James Fund and Special Contribution

Kylix with Hermes and Youth Spinning Top Lekythos with Girl and Satyr Playing Ephedrismos Terracotta, H. 9.5 cm, Diam. 30 cm Terracotta, H. 24.5 cm Attic red-figure, attributed to Douris, Attic red-figure, attributed to the Carlsruhe ca. 480–470 BC Painter, ca. 470–460 BC Johns Hopkins University J. Paul Getty Museum

Top Statuette of Girls Playing Ephedrismos Terracotta, H. 9.4 cm Terracotta, H. 13.7 cm Boiotian, ca. 4th century B.C. Hellenistic, ca. 300 BC Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Pyxis with Girls Juggling Kalpis with Boys and their Dogs Terracotta, H. 12 cm, Diam. 11.5 cm Terracotta, H. 40 cm Attic white-ground, attributed to the Painter of Attic red-figure, attributed to the Kleophrades London D 12, ca. 460 BC Painter, ca. 490 B.C. Toledo Museum of Art J. Paul Getty Museum Gift of Edward Drummond Libbey, 1963 Lekythos with Girl and Youth with Pet Heron Lekythos with Girl Balancing Stick Terracotta, H. 35.6 cm Terracotta, H. 16. 5 cm, Diam. 6.5 cm Attic white-ground, attributed to the Timokrates Attic red-figure, manner of the Meidias Painter, Painter, 470–460 B.C. ca. 420 BC J. Paul Getty Museum Minneapolis Institute of Arts Grave Stele of Moschion with his Dog Oinochoe with Serving Boy Holding Tray and Hoop Marble, H. 61.5 cm, W. 29.5 cm Terracotta, H. 24.3 cm Greek, ca. 375 B.C. Attic red-figure, attributed to the Harrow Painter, J. Paul Getty Museum ca. 460 BC Tampa Museum of Art SLAVERY

Chous with Boys Playing Ball Grave Naiskos of Enthroned Women with Girl Terracotta, H. 13.4 cm Attendant Attic red-figure, ca. 425 BC Marble, H. 94.6 cm; W. 120.7 cm Metropolitan Museum of Art Greek, ca. 100 B.C. Fletcher Fund J. Paul Getty Museum

Chous with Boy Wheeling His Toy Roller Skyphos with Slave Girl Terracotta, H. 7.2 cm Terracotta, H. 15.3, W. 27.5 cm Attic red-figure, ca. 425 BC Attic red-figure, ca. 470–60 BC Bowdoin College Art Museum J. Paul Getty Museum Gift of Edward Perry Warren Captive Black Youth Chous with Two Boys carrying Cake and Cart Black steatite, hollow, H. 9.3 cm Terracotta, H. 14.4 cm Hellenistic, 2nd century B.C. Attic red-figure, ca. 420–410 B.C. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Princeton University Art Museum H.L. Pierce Fund Bequest of Professor George Rowley Statuette of Seated African Boy PETS Bronze, H. 5.7 cm Etruscan, 5th century B.C. Chous with Girl Chasing Bird with Toy Roller J. Paul Getty Museum Terracotta, H. 6.3 cm Attic Red-figure, ca. 420 B.C. Kylix with Boy Servants Worcester Art Museum Terracotta, H. (As restored) 14 cm., W. 42.8 cm Attic red-figure, attributed to Makron and Miniature Chous of Boy with Dog signed by Hieron as potter, a. 490–480 BC Terracotta, Six’s technique, H. 5.7 cm Private collection Attic red-figure, ca. 420 BC Harvard University Art Museums Oinochoe with Serving Boy carrying Oionoche and Ladle Chous of Boy with His Pet Bird Terracotta, H. 22.9 cm Terracotta, H. 9.0 cm Attic red-figure, attributed to the Harrow Attic red-figure, ca. 425–420 BC Painter, ca. 470 BC Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Tampa Museum of Art Joseph Veach Noble Collection Lekythos with Youth and his Cat Terracotta, H. 33.1 cm Chous with Boy Serving a Reveler Attic red-figure, attributed to the Eucharides Terracotta, H. 23 cm, Diam. 18.6 cm painter, ca. 490 BC Attic red-figure, attributed to the Oionokles Private collection Painter, ca. 470 BC J. Paul Getty Museum

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Coin Bank of Beggar Girl Kylix with Boy Carrying Piglet and Kanoun Bronze, H. 12.2 cm, W. 13.5 cm Terracotta, H. 10 cm, W. 31 cm Roman, ca. A.D. 25–50 Attic red-figure, attributed to the Antiphon J. Paul Getty Museum Painter, ca. 480 BC University Museum, Philadelphia RITUAL AND FUNERARY Kylix with Boy carrying Lyre to Altar Statue of a Girl Carrying a Box Terracotta, H. 5.0 cm, W. 20.8 cm Marble, H. 116.9 cm Attic red-figure, ca. 450 BC Later Classical, ca. 340–330 BC Pennington (NJ), Joan Haldenstein collection Kimball Art Museum Kylix with Boy Dedicating his Phorbeia GIRL’S RITUALS over an Altar Terracotta, H. 9.2 cm; W. 30.2 cm Four Kanephoroi Attic red-figure, ca. 480 B.C. Terracotta, H. 25.2 cm J. Paul Getty Museum Tarantine, ca. 450–425 B.C. Allard Pierson Museum, Amsterdam Chous with Parody of Dionysiac Procession Terracotta, H. 7.4 cm Statuette of Kanephoros Attic red-figure, ca, 450 BC Terracotta, H. 20.7 cm Metropolitan Museum of Art Classical, ca. 440–420 BC Staatliche Museum, Munich Chous with Boy driving Goat Cart Terracotta, H. 9.9 cm Head of a Young Girl with Melon Coiffure Attic red-figure with added color, ca. 400 B.C. Marble, probably Pentelic, H. 19 cm, W. 14.5 cm, Metropolitan Museum of Art D. 16.2 cm Hellenistic, ca. 300 BC Chous with Baby Riding Fawn J. Paul Getty Museum Terracotta, H. 8.9 cm, Diam. 5.8 cm Gift of Barbara and Lawrence Fleischman Attic red-figure, early 4th century BC Rhode Island School of Design Loutrophoros-Hydria with Preparations for Bride’s Wedding Bath Chous with Boy and Cart Terracotta, H. 39.8 cm Terracotta, H. 7.2 cm, Diam. 5.8 cm Attic red-figure, attributed to the Pan Painter, ca. Attic red-figure with added color, ca. 400 BC 470 BC Bryn Mawr College, Ella Riegel Museum Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Chous with Crawling Baby Lekythos with Girl on Swing and Boy on Altar Terracotta, H. 7.6 cm Terracotta, H. 28.6 cm Attic red-figure, attributed to the Crawling Boy Apulian red-figure, associated with the work of the Workshop, ca. 420 BC Lecce Painter, ca. 400–375 BC Princeton University Art Museum Metropolitan Museum of Art Rogers Fund 1913 FUNERARY

Statuette of Seated Girl with Wreath and Grave Lekythos with Family Scene Tambourine Marble, H. 53.7 cm, Diam. 94 cm Terracotta, H. 12.5 cm Later Classical, 4th cent. BC Boiotian, Hellenistic, ca. 325–300 BC Cleveland Museum of Art Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Gift of J. H. Wade

BOY’S RITUALS Grave Stele of Girl Melisto with Doll and Pets Pentelic marble, H. 95.5, W. 49.2 Neck-Amphora with Sacrifice Scene Late Classical, ca. 340 BC Terracotta, H. 53.2 cm Harvard University Art Museums Attic red-figure, attributed to the Niobid Painter, Purchase from the Alpheus Hyatt and Gifts for ca. 460 BC Special Uses Fund Brooklyn Museum of Art Museum Collection Fund

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Grave Stele of Boy Mnesikles Child’s Tomb Group (13 miniature objects) Pentelic marble, H. 66.5 cm, W. 27.5 cm Terracotta and bronze Later Classical, ca. 400–350 BC From Barletta (Apulia), 4th cent. BC Princeton University Art Museum Newark Museum Purchase, Fowler McCormick Class of 1921 Fund Eugene Schaefer Collection

Grave Stele of Girl Demainete Child’s Bracelet Pentelic marble, H. 96.5 cm, W. 47.5 cm, Gold, Diam. 3.48 cm D. 15 cm Eastern Mediterranean, Hellenistic, late 4th to Attic, Hellenistic, ca. 310 BC early 3rd century BC J. Paul Getty Museum Indiana University Art Museum

Grave Stele of Boy Apolexis Pair of Child’s Snake Bracelets Pentelic marble, H. 45.8 cm, W. 35.9 cm Gold, Diam. 5.5 and 5.4 cm Classical, mid-4th cent. BC Eastern Mediterranean (Egypt?), Late Hellenistic, Indiana University Art Museum ca. 100 B.C.–A.D. 100 Indiana University Art Museum Bail-handled Olpe with Funeral Scene Terracotta, H. 37.3, Diam. 13.9 cm TRANSITION TO ADULTHOOD Attic black-figure, attributed to the Sappho Painter, ca. 500–490 BC Adolescent Boy Bowdoin College Art Museum Marble, H. 96.5 cm Museum Purchase, Adele Wood Smith trust in Roman copy of Classical type of ca. 430 BC memory of Harvey de Forest Smith, 1891 Carnegie Museum of Art

TOMBS AND TOMB CONTENTS Lebes Gamikos with Wedding Scene Terracotta, H. (with lid) 64.2 cm, Diam. 23.9 cm Lekythos with Visit to Grave Attic red-figure, ca. 440 BC Terracotta, H. 24.1 cm University of Mississippi Attic white-ground, attributed to the Painter of David Moore Robinson Collection Athens 1826, ca. 460 BC J. Paul Getty Museum

Lekythos with Woman and Maid at Child’s Tomb Terracotta, H. 25.7 cm, Diam. 8.3 cm Attic white-ground, attributed to the Thanatos Painter, ca. 440 BC Emory University, Carlos Museum

Lekythos with Mother and Child at Grave Terracotta, H. 20 cm Attic white-ground, attributed to the Bird Painter, ca. 430 BC Glyptotek und Antikensammlungen, Munich

Lekythos with Journey to Underworld Terracotta, H. 31.8 cm Attic white-ground, attributed to the Painter of Munich 2335, ca. 430–420 BC Metropolitan Museum of Art

Child’s Tomb Group Xenon miniature nestoris (2), H. 6.4 cm; 6.4 cm Miniature oinochoe, H. 6.0 cm Miniature skyphos, H. 5.5 cm 4th century B.C. Tampa Museum of Art