In the scene below a girl dances to the music of two aulos-players. On the right, slaves draw wine from vases for the drinking party (symposium) pictured above.
Greece
Figurine of a dancing woman
Sculpture in terracotta with traces of polychrome painting (44.5 x 12.1 cm)
150 B.C., approximately
Found in Centuripe, Sicily, Italy
Terracotta figure: dancing female, on a small circular plinth; whole covered with greyish glaze
Sculpture, statuette, pottery glazed
29.21 cm height
150 B.C. Approximately
Made in Canosa di Puglia. Excavated/Findspot: Centuripe
Ancient Greece
Print from a marble relief sculpture
200 B.C., approximately
Greece.
Location: BSA
Maenad dancing
Sculpture
200 B.C., approximately
Copy from an Ancient Greek original
Location: Greece, Athens, collection Alkis Raftis
Two women dancing – Fragment
Sculpture, relief, Marvel
200 B.C., approximately
Greece
Veiled and masked woman dancing
Sculpture, statuette, bronze (20.5 cm height)
200 B.C., approximately
Greece
Female dancer
Sculpture, marble
200 B.C. Approximately
Greece
Dionysiac procession with dancers and flutist on a sarcophagus
Sculpture, marble relief
200 B.C. Approximately
210 x 190 x 90 cm
Greece
Bronze statuette of a satyr dancing. Hellenistic Greek, 2nd century B.C.
Sculpture, statuette, bronze
6.6 cm height
150 B.C. Approximately
Similar to the statuette in the National Museum of Naples. The spirit of mirth is admirably represented in the laughing face.