THE GALLERY OF ANCIENT ART

Funerary masks Mirrors

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	1. APPLIED ART. Greece. Automaton “singing-bird” (reconstruction).
	2. TOREUTICS. Greece. Golden cup. Mycenaean.
	3. TOREUTICS. Greece. Golden cup with grooves. Mycenaean.
	4. SCULPTURE. Greece. Throne of priest of Dionysus. 4th cent. BCE. Athens, Acropolis, Theatre of Dionysus.
	5. SCULPTURE. Greece. The Chair of a priest. 4th cent. BCE. Athens, Acropolis, Theatre of Dionysus.
	6. TOREUTICS. Greece. Vaphio Cup. Gold. Mycenaean. Athens, National Archaeological Museum.
	7. TOREUTICS. Greece. Vaphio Cup. Gold. Mycenaean. Athens, National Archaeological Museum.
	8. TOREUTICS. Greece. Funeral mask. Hammered golden sheet. 1550—1500 BCE. Inv. No. 253. Athens, National Archaeological Museum.
	9. TOREUTICS. Greece. Funeral mask. Hammered golden sheet. 1550—1500 BCE. Inv. No. 254. Athens, National Archaeological Museum.
	10. TOREUTICS. Greece. Funeral mask (so-called Death mask of Agamemnon). Hammered golden sheet. 1550—1500 BCE. Inv. No. 624. Athens, National Archaeological Museum.
	11. APPLIED ART. Greece. Caryatid mirror with Aphrodite. Bronze. Ca. 450 BCE. Inv. No. 54.769. Baltimore, Walters Art Museum.
	12. APPLIED ART. Greece. Bronze tripod. C. 1050 — c. 950 BCE. Kouklia, Museum.
	13. APPLIED ART. Greece. Ivory mirror handle. 12 century BCE. Nicosia, Cyprus Museum.
	14. APPLIED ART. Greece. Syrian lead-filled bronze weight in the form of a human head. Late Bronze Age (c. 1650 — c. 1050 BC) Nicosia, Cyprus Museum.
	15. APPLIED ART. Greece. Knife handle with Harpokrates. Bone. Paphos, District Archaeological Museum.
	16. ADORNMENTS. Greece. Skull of a girl with a wreath of fruits and myrtle flowers. Guilded ceramics, enamel. Hellenistic period, late 4th — 3rd cent. BCE. Patras, New Archaeological Museum.
	17. ADORNMENTS. Greece. Skull of a girl with a wreath of fruits and myrtle flowers. Guilded ceramics, enamel. Hellenistic period, late 4th — 3rd cent. BCE. Patras, New Archaeological Museum.
	18. ADORNMENTS. Greece. Skull of a girl with golden earrings and a wreath of myrtle fruits. Guilded ceramics. Hellenistic period, 300—275 BCE. Patras, New Archaeological Museum.
	19. ADORNMENTS. Greece. Skull of a girl with golden earrings and a wreath of myrtle fruits. Guilded ceramics. Hellenistic period, 300—275 BCE. Patras, New Archaeological Museum.
	20. TOREUTICS. Greece. Mirror with Scylla. Bronze. 4th—2nd century BCE. Inv. No. Арт. 75. Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum.
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