THE GALLERY OF ANCIENT ART

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	481. CERAMICS. Greece. Dionysus and Maenads. Large red-figured stamnos. Attic. Clay. Attributed to the Phiale Painter. Ca. 440 BCE. Sotheby’s Auction House, New York.
	482. TOREUTICS. Asia. Bowl with the image of Ganymede and the eagle. Silver. Elymais. Ca. 2nd cent. CE. Christie’s Fine Art Auction House, London.
	483. ADORNMENTS. Greece. Bracelet with bust of Dionysus. Silver. Greece. Hellenistic period, 2nd—1st cent. BCE. Christie’s Fine Art Auction House, London.
	484. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. The fresco depicting a religious procession with a statue of Cybele on a stretcher (ferculum), and a niche-aedicula with a herm of Dionysus. Facade of the House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1). 1st cent. CE. Pompeii, Archaeological Park, House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1).
	485. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. The fresco depicting a religious procession with a statue of Cybele on a stretcher (ferculum). Facade of the House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1). 1st cent. CE. Pompeii, Archaeological Park, House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1).
	486. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. The fresco depicting a religious procession with a statue of Cybele on a stretcher (ferculum), and a niche-aedicula with a herm of Dionysus. Facade of the House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1). 1st cent. CE. Pompeii, Archaeological Park, House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1).
	487. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. The fresco depicting a religious procession with a statue of Cybele on a stretcher (ferculum), and a niche-aedicula with a herm of Dionysus in 1913. Facade of the House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1). 1st cent. CE. Photo at the time of discovery, 1912/13. Pompeii, Archaeological Park, House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1).
	488. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. The fresco depicting a religious procession with a statue of Cybele on a stretcher (ferculum), and a niche-aedicula with a herm of Dionysus. Facade of the House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1). 1st cent. CE. Pompeii, Archaeological Park, House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1).
	489. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. The fresco depicting a religious procession with a statue of Cybele on a stretcher (ferculum), and a niche-aedicula with a herm of Dionysus. Facade of the House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1). 1st cent. CE. Pompeii, Archaeological Park, House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1).
	490. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. The fresco depicting a religious procession with a statue of Cybele on a stretcher (ferculum), and a niche-aedicula with a herm of Dionysus. Facade of the House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1). 1st cent. CE. Pompeii, Archaeological Park, House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1).
	491. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. The fresco depicting a religious procession with a statue of Cybele on a stretcher (ferculum), and a niche-aedicula with a herm of Dionysus. Facade of the House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1). 1st cent. CE. Pompeii, Archaeological Park, House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1).
	492. PAINTING, GRAPHICS. Rome. House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1). Entrance doorway on north side of Via dell’Abbondanza. Pompeii, Archaeological Park, House of Venus and the Four Gods (IX. 7. 1).
	493. SCULPTURE. Rome. Statuette of Venus Anadyomene. Bronze, eyes inlaid with silver. 1st—2nd cent. CE. Inv. Nos. MND 2336 / Br 4420. Paris, Louvre Museum.
	494. SCULPTURE. Greece. Sarcophagus of Attic type with scenes of lion hunt: Sphinx with a ram head. Marble. 150—175 CE. Patras, New Archaeological Museum.
	495. SCULPTURE. Greece. Sarcophagus of Attic type with scenes of lion hunt. Marble. 150—175 CE. Patras, New Archaeological Museum.
	496. SCULPTURE. Greece. Dionysus accompanied by a Satyr and a panther. Marble. Roman period. Patras, New Archaeological Museum.
	497. SCULPTURE. Greece. Dionysus accompanied by a Satyr and a panther. Marble. Roman period. Patras, New Archaeological Museum.
	498. ADORNMENTS. Greece. The Ganymede jewelry: gold ring set with an emerald. Gold, rock crystal. Ca. 330—300 BCE. Inv. No. 37.11.17. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art.
	499. ADORNMENTS. Greece. The Ganymede jewelry: two pairs of gold fibulae of Macedonian type. Gold, rock crystal. Ca. 330—300 BCE. Inv. No. 37.11.13—16. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art.
	500. ADORNMENTS. Greece. The Ganymede jewelry: pair of bracelets with rock crystal hoops and gold rams’ heads. Gold, rock crystal. Ca. 330—300 BCE. Inv. No. 37.11.11—12. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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