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Greek Vase Icon on Transparent Background A flat design icon on a transparent background (can be placed onto any colored background). File is built in the CMYK color space for optimal printing. Color swatches are global so it’s easy to change colors across the document. No transparencies, blends or gradients used. greek pottery stock illustrations

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Various patterns of Antiquity, chromolithograph, published in 1897 Various patterns of antiquity: 1-5 Assyrian: 1) Nimrud; 2) Nineveh; 3 - 5) Dur Šarrukin (Khorsabad). 6 - 15 Egyptian: 6) Ornament of a mummy coffin; 7) Bell-shaped capital; 8) Bud capital; 9 - 10) Textile ornaments; 11) Quiver ornament; 12) Painted stick; 13 - 15) Pottery. 16-17: Ceramic shards from Troy. 18 - 19: Cypriot clay pots. 20 - 39 Greek: 20 - 21) Ceramic shards from Mycenae; 22) Architectural ornament (Mycenae); 23) Cornice (Olympia); 24) Antefix (Olympia); 25 - 29) Meander ornaments of vases; 30 - 31) Leaf and plant ornaments; 32 - 34) Palmette ornaments of vases; 35 - 36) Ceiling of the Theseus temple (Athens); 37) Doric capital (Parthenon); 38 - 39) Wall painting. 40 - 43 Etruscan: 40) Stucco painting; 41 - 42) Wall painting; 43) Antefix. 44 - 54 Roman: 44 + 49) Wall painting; 45 - 46) Mosaic; 47) Stucco painting; 48) Pompeian wall painting; 50 - 52) Pompeian frieze painting; 53) Painted relief from Pompeii; 54) Wall painting of a dining room in Pompeii. Chromolithograph, published in 1897. greek pottery stock illustrations
Various patterns of Antiquity, chromolithograph, published in 1897 Various patterns of antiquity: 1-5 Assyrian: 1) Nimrud; 2) Nineveh; 3 - 5) Dur Šarrukin (Khorsabad). 6 - 15 Egyptian: 6) Ornament of a mummy coffin; 7) Bell-shaped capital; 8) Bud capital; 9 - 10) Textile ornaments; 11) Quiver ornament; 12) Painted stick; 13 - 15) Pottery. 16-17: Ceramic shards from Troy. 18 - 19: Cypriot clay pots. 20 - 39 Greek: 20 - 21) Ceramic shards from Mycenae; 22) Architectural ornament (Mycenae); 23) Cornice (Olympia); 24) Antefix (Olympia); 25 - 29) Meander ornaments of vases; 30 - 31) Leaf and plant ornaments; 32 - 34) Palmette ornaments of vases; 35 - 36) Ceiling of the Theseus temple (Athens); 37) Doric capital (Parthenon); 38 - 39) Wall painting. 40 - 43 Etruscan: 40) Stucco painting; 41 - 42) Wall painting; 43) Antefix. 44 - 54 Roman: 44 + 49) Wall painting; 45 - 46) Mosaic; 47) Stucco painting; 48) Pompeian wall painting; 50 - 52) Pompeian frieze painting; 53) Painted relief from Pompeii; 54) Wall painting of a dining room in Pompeii. Chromolithograph, published in 1897. greek pottery stock illustrations

Various patterns of antiquity: 1-5 Assyrian: 1) Nimrud; 2) Nineveh; 3 - 5) Dur Šarrukin (Khorsabad). 6 - 15 Egyptian: 6) Ornament of a mummy coffin; 7) Bell-shaped capital; 8) Bud capital; 9 - 10) Textile ornaments; 11) Quiver ornament; 12) Painted stick; 13 - 15) Pottery. 16-17: Ceramic shards from Troy. 18 - 19: Cypriot clay pots. 20 - 39 Greek: 20 - 21) Ceramic shards from Mycenae; 22) Architectural ornament (Mycenae); 23) Cornice (Olympia); 24) Antefix (Olympia); 25 - 29) Meander ornaments of vases; 30 - 31) Leaf and plant ornaments; 32 - 34) Palmette ornaments of vases; 35 - 36) Ceiling of the Theseus temple (Athens); 37) Doric capital (Parthenon); 38 - 39) Wall painting. 40 - 43 Etruscan: 40) Stucco painting; 41 - 42) Wall painting; 43) Antefix. 44 - 54 Roman: 44 + 49) Wall painting; 45 - 46) Mosaic; 47) Stucco painting; 48) Pompeian wall painting; 50 - 52) Pompeian frieze painting; 53) Painted relief from Pompeii; 54) Wall painting of a dining room in Pompeii. Chromolithograph, published in 1897.

Greek vase showing young soldier at military training in Olympia Greece Greek vase showing soldiers at military training in Olympia Greece ( Fifth period 431 - 404 )
Ephebe from the Greek ephebos is the term for an adolescent male. In ancient Greek society and mythology, an ephebos was a boy, aged 17–18, who went through a period of initiation that included military training.
Original edition from my own archives
Source : Historia de los griegos 1891 greek pottery stock illustrations
Greek vase showing young soldier at military training in Olympia Greece Greek vase showing soldiers at military training in Olympia Greece ( Fifth period 431 - 404 ) Ephebe from the Greek ephebos is the term for an adolescent male. In ancient Greek society and mythology, an ephebos was a boy, aged 17–18, who went through a period of initiation that included military training. Original edition from my own archives Source : Historia de los griegos 1891 greek pottery stock illustrations

Greek vase showing soldiers at military training in Olympia Greece ( Fifth period 431 - 404 ) Ephebe from the Greek ephebos is the term for an adolescent male. In ancient Greek society and mythology, an ephebos was a boy, aged 17–18, who went through a period of initiation that included military training. Original edition from my own archives Source : Historia de los griegos 1891

Greek vase showing young soldier at military training in Olympia Greece Greek vase showing soldiers at military training in Olympia Greece ( Fifth period 431 - 404 )
Ephebe from the Greek ephebos is the term for an adolescent male. In ancient Greek society and mythology, an ephebos was a boy, aged 17–18, who went through a period of initiation that included military training.
Original edition from my own archives
Source : Historia de los griegos 1891 greek pottery stock illustrations
Greek vase showing young soldier at military training in Olympia Greece Greek vase showing soldiers at military training in Olympia Greece ( Fifth period 431 - 404 ) Ephebe from the Greek ephebos is the term for an adolescent male. In ancient Greek society and mythology, an ephebos was a boy, aged 17–18, who went through a period of initiation that included military training. Original edition from my own archives Source : Historia de los griegos 1891 greek pottery stock illustrations

Greek vase showing soldiers at military training in Olympia Greece ( Fifth period 431 - 404 ) Ephebe from the Greek ephebos is the term for an adolescent male. In ancient Greek society and mythology, an ephebos was a boy, aged 17–18, who went through a period of initiation that included military training. Original edition from my own archives Source : Historia de los griegos 1891

Greek vase showing young soldier at military training in Olympia Greece Greek vase showing soldiers at military training in Olympia Greece ( Fifth period 431 - 404 )
Ephebe from the Greek ephebos is the term for an adolescent male. In ancient Greek society and mythology, an ephebos was a boy, aged 17–18, who went through a period of initiation that included military training.
Original edition from my own archives
Source : Historia de los griegos 1891 greek pottery stock illustrations
Greek vase showing young soldier at military training in Olympia Greece Greek vase showing soldiers at military training in Olympia Greece ( Fifth period 431 - 404 ) Ephebe from the Greek ephebos is the term for an adolescent male. In ancient Greek society and mythology, an ephebos was a boy, aged 17–18, who went through a period of initiation that included military training. Original edition from my own archives Source : Historia de los griegos 1891 greek pottery stock illustrations

Greek vase showing soldiers at military training in Olympia Greece ( Fifth period 431 - 404 ) Ephebe from the Greek ephebos is the term for an adolescent male. In ancient Greek society and mythology, an ephebos was a boy, aged 17–18, who went through a period of initiation that included military training. Original edition from my own archives Source : Historia de los griegos 1891

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