File:Greek Harp, 4th century B.C.jpg

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English: Greek harpist with an angular harp from a red-figure krater. Painted by someone of the School of the Cassandra Painter. Original on a piece of pottery labeled "Bell krater with a Harpist." This version has been digitally enlarged (scaled up).
Date 4th century B.C.
Source https://www.lot-art.com/auction-lots/Ancient-Greek-Ceramic-Campanian-Red-figure-Bell-krater-with-a-Harpist-School-of-the-Cassandra-Painter-with-TL-Test-21-cm-H-21/43621073-ancient_greek-03.1.21-catawiki
Author Cassandra painter, or someone in his school, ancient Greece, 4th century B.C.

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Greek angular harp from red figure pottery, 4th century B.C.

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