Nikosthenic amphora
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Nikosthenic amphora
Summary
Nikosthenic amphora is an ancient Greek vase-form[1]. It draws 2 Wikipedia views per month (ancient_greek_vase_form category, ranking #19 of 22).[2]
Key Facts
- Nikosthenic amphora is credited with the discovery of Nikosthenes[3].
- Nikosthenic amphora is the creator of Nikosthenes[4].
- Nikosthenic amphora is the creator of Pamphaios[5].
- Nikosthenic amphora is the creator of N Painter[6].
- Nikosthenic amphora is the creator of BMN Painter[7].
- Nikosthenic amphora is the creator of Nikosthenes Painter[8].
- Nikosthenic amphora's image is recorded as Nikosthenic amphora Louvre F111.jpg[9].
- Nikosthenic amphora's image is recorded as Nikosthenic amphora Louvre F99.jpg[10].
- Nikosthenic amphora's instance of is recorded as ancient Greek vase-form[11].
- Nikosthenic amphora's genre is recorded as Attic vase-painting[12].
- Nikosthenic amphora's genre is recorded as black-figure pottery[13].
- Nikosthenic amphora's genre is recorded as red-figure pottery[14].
- Nikosthenic amphora's made from material is recorded as ceramic[15].
- Nikosthenic amphora's subclass of is recorded as amphora[16].
- Nikosthenic amphora's Commons category is recorded as Nikosthenic amphoras[17].
- Nikosthenic amphora's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/0h98m1m[18].
- Nikosthenic amphora's time period is recorded as classical antiquity[19].
- Nikosthenic amphora's BabelNet ID is recorded as 02709081n[20].
- Nikosthenic amphora's culture is recorded as Ancient Greece[21].
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Works and Contributions
Nikosthenic amphora is credited with the discovery of Nikosthenes[3]. Created works include Nikosthenes[4], an Attic potter[22], b. -0600[23], of Classical Athens[24]; Pamphaios[5], an Attic potter[25], b. -0600[26], of Classical Athens[27]; N Painter[6], an Attic vase-painter[28], b. -0600[29], of Classical Athens[30]; BMN Painter[7], a black-figure vase painter[31], -0600–-0600[32]; and Nikosthenes Painter[8], an Attic vase-painter[33], b. -0550[34], of Classical Athens[35], specialised in Greek vases[36].
Why It Matters
Nikosthenic amphora draws 2 Wikipedia views per month (ancient_greek_vase_form category, ranking #19 of 22).[2]