They urn it. [Sorry, long weekend.]
Tech exec Bill Bliss snapped this at the Agora museum in Athens. My question: is that image of mom & kid for real? Because it looks made up. Boingboing has a larger version. Of the image, that is. [boingboing]
They urn it. [Sorry, long weekend.]
Tech exec Bill Bliss snapped this at the Agora museum in Athens. My question: is that image of mom & kid for real? Because it looks made up. Boingboing has a larger version. Of the image, that is. [boingboing]
I think it's for real in the sense that it's there in the museum, but not in the sense that it's actually ancient. It's just done in a faux-ancient style.
[that's what I mean, real=authentic. Or something some lazy Greek curator had copied from a Pre-Raphaelite fantasy decorative plate. -ed.]
Its an illustration from an actual red-figure kylix in another collection-- link below (on my name) to a photo of the original...
Three cheers for Naomi!
Although the stool seems rather ungainly for the alleged use.
Hi THis Is me Alejandra I just want to know how to make this because in my class we are making a Fun Project and I just want to know hoa do you made this thing.
Thank you