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Premiere Presentation Museum, Exhibitions Pavilion Ancient Greek artists depicted children on a variety of art objects, from marble tomb sculptures to painted vases and terracotta statuettes. Coming of Age in Ancient Greece: Images of Childhood from the Classical Past brings together some 150 depictions of childhood in ancient Greece from over 50 museums and collections. These objects paint a rich portrait of the lives of children and families in the Greek world. The exhibition and accompanying exhibition Web site are designed to bring the ancient past alive for both children and adults. An original play, The Swallow Song, debuts in October to complement the exhibition.
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To request a press kit or images by e-mail, please contact mmcglynn@getty.edu. In your message, please indicate which image(s) you are requesting by number.

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Grave Stele of Girl Appollonia
Marble, H. 112.4 cm, W. 63.5 cm, D. 20 cm
Hellenistic, ca. 100 BC
J. Paul Getty Museum
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Kylix with Child on Potty and Mother
Terracotta, H. 3 cm, Diam. 12.7 cm
Attic Red-figure, Sotades Painter Workshop
Musées Royaux d'Art et d'Histoire, Brussels
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Statuette of Woman Carrying Child on Shoulders
Terracotta, H. 15.3 cm, W. 5.25 cm
Boiotian, Late Archaic, ca. 500-475 BC
J. Paul Getty Museum
Gift of Barbara and Lawrence Fleischman
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Statuette of Seated Old Man Offering Grapes to a Girl
Terracotta, H. 11 cm
Greek, made in Boiotia, ca. 500-475 B.C.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Catherine Page Perkins Fund
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Kylix with Courting Scene
Terracotta, H. 11.91 cm, Diam. 31.2 cm, W. with handles 38.8 cm
Attic red-figure, signed by Douris, ca. 480 BC
J. Paul Getty Museum
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Kylix with School Scene of Girls
Terracotta, H. 15.1 cm, W. 45.7 cm
Attic red-figure, attributed to the Painter of Bologna 417, ca. 460 BC
Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rogers Fund, 1906
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Chous with Boys Playing Knucklebones
Terracotta, H. 17.3 cm, Diam. 13.65 cm
Attic red-figure, attributed to Group of Boston 10.190, ca. 420 BC
J. Paul Getty Museum
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