Past Works: Best of Venetian Cat's Pottery (Sorry, no longer making pottery) |
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| Note: This page reflects
the finest of the historical reproduction and Italian Maiolica pieces
made from 2003-2017. We are no longer producing pottery. |
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| This Vessel was custom made
for St Theresa's Catholic School in Sugar Land Texas USA,and features
their mascot, a Griffin, on one side, and Athena on the other.
It was commissioned by Dr. Dean Cassella, who is a Classical Studies professor there. Dr. Cassella was kind enough to translate my name into ancient Greek so that I could sign the body of the piece, much as the ancient Greek potters did, in a vertical line down the side. It says, "Youlia egrapse ka poiese me" or, Julia drew and made me. It stands 28 inches tall and is 17 inches in diameter. References: Athena : copied from a vase by the Eucharides Painter. 'Athena and two riders,' ca. 485 BC. Walters Art Museum (48.2105): Museum purchase, 1958. Anonymous (Greek). 'Black-Figure Panathenaic Amphora with Athena,' 500-485 BC. ceramic with glaze. Walters Art Museum (48.2109): Museum purchase, 1958.)
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AMPHORAE
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Check Out 3D View Of Iron Age Amphora on YouTube: This was made for
a customer in Hong Kong, as part of a first ever Biblical museum. It
is 19 inches tall and the inside is coated with beeswax, making it water
tight. This would have been used to sell oil; a small dipping amphora
sat inside the funnel-shaped spout. |
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VENETIAN CAT FINE
ART
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Las Vegas, New Mexico 87701 USA
(505) 652-8304
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