Pair of Grecian Funerary Lekythos (Oil Flasks) with Mourning Figures, RPPC European ceramic I love the camoflage-esque paint

I love the camoflage-esque paint job on this one

Formal study of a found situation in a Soho loft

with the introduction by Hesse added in 1927

I could not resist them

and looks great doing it

Pair of Grecian Funerary Lekythos (Oil Flasks) with Mourning Figures, RPPC European ceramic I love the camoflage-esque paintI've become really attracted to old photos of classical art, whether statues of vessels, so immediate scooped up this real photo postcard and a second of a Grecian amphora as soon as I spotted them. A bit of research (I'm including an image of a funerary lekythos from the Met's collection) leads me to understand that it is mourners being depicted on this pair of white grounded lekythos, and I believe it is the spirit of the deceased shown fluttering