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- Tanagra - Wikipedia
The Tanagra figurines were a mass-produced, mold-cast and fired type of Greek terracotta figurine produced from the later fourth century BC, primarily in Tanagra
- Tanagra | Ancient City, Battle of Tanagra Boeotia | Britannica
Tanagra, city of ancient Boeotia (Modern Greek: Voiotía), Greece It is situated in northern Attica (Attikí) on the left bank of the Asopós River near Thebes (Thíva) and Chalkída (also called Chalcis)
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- Tanagra Figurines - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
By the last quarter of the fourth century B C , a new repertoire of terracotta figurines entered the market Appreciated for their naturalistic features, preserved pigments, variety, and charm, these figurines are known as Tanagras, from the site in Boeotia where great numbers of them were found
- Hellenistic Tanagra Figurines: Educational Initiative
Tanagra figurines are small terracotta figures dating primarily from 300 to 50 B C “Tanagras” are a specific style of Hellenistic figurines originally crafted in Athens, but later produced in Tanagra
- The Tanagra figurines enchanted ancient Greece and modern collectors . . .
The demand for Tanagra figurines seemed to have no bounds in late 19th-century Europe The statuettes, mainly of women, fit in with the ideals of feminine beauty and fashion of the Belle Epoque
- Tanagra figurine - Wikipedia
The Tanagra figurines are a mold-cast type of Greek terracotta figurines produced from the later fourth century BC, named after the Boeotian town of Tanagra, where many were excavated and which has given its name to the whole class
- Tanagra | Oxford Classical Dictionary
Tanagra, in *Boeotia, city dominating the eastern part of the Asopus plain, Homer's Graia by the sea *Herodotus (1) (5 55–61) states that the earliest inhabitants were the Gephyraioi, who entered Boeotia from *Eretria
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