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Grafmonument van gravin Louise de Celles (1830-1832), door kunstenaar Mathieu Kessel, gezien in het Museum voor Schone Kunsten, Oldmasters, in Brussel, België
Funerary monument of Countess Louise de Celles (1830-1832), by the artist Mathieu Kessel, seen at the Museum of Fine Arts, Oldmasters, in Brussels, Belgium
Grabdenkmal der Gräfin Louise de Celles (1830-1832), vom Künstler Mathieu Kessel, gesehen im Museum der Schönen Künste, Oldmasters, in Brüssel, Belgien
النصب التذكاري الجنائزي للكونتيسة لويز دي سيل (1830-1832)، للفنان ماثيو كيسيل، مشاهد في متحف الفنون الجميلة، أولدماسترز، في بروكسل، بلجيكا
伯爵夫人路易丝·德·塞尔（1830-1832）的墓葬纪念碑，由艺术家马修·凯塞尔创作，见于布鲁塞尔美术博物馆，旧大师馆，比利时
Monumento funebre della contessa Louise de Celles (1830-1832), dell'artista Mathieu Kessel, visto al Museo delle Belle Arti, Oldmasters, a Bruxelles, Belgio
Griewmonument vun der Grofin Louise de Celles (1830-1832), vum Kënschtler Mathieu Kessel, gesinn am Musée des Beaux-Arts, Oldmasters, zu Bréissel, Belsch

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Early Hellenistic period, ca. 300-250 BCE
Made at Canosa, Ceramica listata C production
Found at Lavello (ancient Forentum? see on Pleiades) in 1922

The three-mouthed askos appears in the
The figural scenes on the so-called Catarinella Askos are unique, and represent moments of a funerary procession (including the deceased on a bier, mourning women, women bearing offerings, women with short hair in mourning, and musicians playing tibia and the Roman tuba and cornu) as well as Gorgon-like figures that may represent psychopomps.

Photographed on display in the Museo archeologico nazionale del melfese "Massimo Pallottino," Melfi, Basilicata, Italy
Once in the collection of Donato Catarinella

Early Hellenistic period, ca. 300-250 BCE
Made at Canosa, Ceramica listata C production
Found at Lavello (ancient Forentum? see on Pleiades) in 1922

The three-mouthed askos appears in the
The figural scenes on the so-called Catarinella Askos are unique, and represent moments of a funerary procession (including the deceased on a bier, mourning women, women bearing offerings, women with short hair in mourning, and musicians playing tibia and the Roman tuba and cornu) as well as Gorgon-like figures that may represent psychopomps.

Photographed on display in the Museo archeologico nazionale del melfese "Massimo Pallottino," Melfi, Basilicata, Italy
Once in the collection of Donato Catarinella

Early Hellenistic period, ca. 300-250 BCE
Made at Canosa, Ceramica listata C production
Found at Lavello (ancient Forentum? see on Pleiades) in 1922

The three-mouthed askos appears in the
The figural scenes on the so-called Catarinella Askos are unique, and represent moments of a funerary procession (including the deceased on a bier, mourning women, women bearing offerings, women with short hair in mourning, and musicians playing tibia and the Roman tuba and cornu) as well as Gorgon-like figures that may represent psychopomps.

Photographed on display in the Museo archeologico nazionale del melfese "Massimo Pallottino," Melfi, Basilicata, Italy
Once in the collection of Donato Catarinella

Early Hellenistic period, ca. 300-250 BCE
Made at Canosa, Ceramica listata C production
Found at Lavello (ancient Forentum? see on Pleiades) in 1922

The three-mouthed askos appears in the
The figural scenes on the so-called Catarinella Askos are unique, and represent moments of a funerary procession (including the deceased on a bier, mourning women, women bearing offerings, women with short hair in mourning, and musicians playing tibia and the Roman tuba and cornu) as well as Gorgon-like figures that may represent psychopomps.

Photographed on display in the Museo archeologico nazionale del melfese "Massimo Pallottino," Melfi, Basilicata, Italy
Once in the collection of Donato Catarinella

Early Hellenistic period, ca. 300-250 BCE
Made at Canosa, Ceramica listata C production
Found at Lavello (ancient Forentum? see on Pleiades) in 1922

The three-mouthed askos appears in the
The figural scenes on the so-called Catarinella Askos are unique, and represent moments of a funerary procession (including the deceased on a bier, mourning women, women bearing offerings, women with short hair in mourning, and musicians playing tibia and the Roman tuba and cornu) as well as Gorgon-like figures that may represent psychopomps.

Photographed on display in the Museo archeologico nazionale del melfese "Massimo Pallottino," Melfi, Basilicata, Italy
Once in the collection of Donato Catarinella

Early Hellenistic period, ca. 300-250 BCE
Made at Canosa, Ceramica listata C production
Found at Lavello (ancient Forentum? see on Pleiades) in 1922

The three-mouthed askos appears in the
The figural scenes on the so-called Catarinella Askos are unique, and represent moments of a funerary procession (including the deceased on a bier, mourning women, women bearing offerings, women with short hair in mourning, and musicians playing tibia and the Roman tuba and cornu) as well as Gorgon-like figures that may represent psychopomps.

Photographed on display in the Museo archeologico nazionale del melfese "Massimo Pallottino," Melfi, Basilicata, Italy
Once in the collection of Donato Catarinella

Early Hellenistic period, ca. 300-250 BCE
Made at Canosa, Ceramica listata C production
Found at Lavello (ancient Forentum? see on Pleiades) in 1922

The three-mouthed askos appears in the
The figural scenes on the so-called Catarinella Askos are unique, and represent moments of a funerary procession (including the deceased on a bier, mourning women, women bearing offerings, women with short hair in mourning, and musicians playing tibia and the Roman tuba and cornu) as well as Gorgon-like figures that may represent psychopomps.

Photographed on display in the Museo archeologico nazionale del melfese "Massimo Pallottino," Melfi, Basilicata, Italy
Once in the collection of Donato Catarinella

Early Hellenistic period, ca. 300-250 BCE
Made at Canosa, Ceramica listata C production
Found at Lavello (ancient Forentum? see on Pleiades) in 1922

The three-mouthed askos appears in the
The figural scenes on the so-called Catarinella Askos are unique, and represent moments of a funerary procession (including the deceased on a bier, mourning women, women bearing offerings, women with short hair in mourning, and musicians playing tibia and the Roman tuba and cornu) as well as Gorgon-like figures that may represent psychopomps.

Photographed on display in the Museo archeologico nazionale del melfese "Massimo Pallottino," Melfi, Basilicata, Italy
Once in the collection of Donato Catarinella

Early Hellenistic period, ca. 300-250 BCE
Made at Canosa, Ceramica listata C production
Found at Lavello (ancient Forentum? see on Pleiades) in 1922

The three-mouthed askos appears in the
The figural scenes on the so-called Catarinella Askos are unique, and represent moments of a funerary procession (including the deceased on a bier, mourning women, women bearing offerings, women with short hair in mourning, and musicians playing tibia and the Roman tuba and cornu) as well as Gorgon-like figures that may represent psychopomps.

Photographed on display in the Museo archeologico nazionale del melfese "Massimo Pallottino," Melfi, Basilicata, Italy
Once in the collection of Donato Catarinella

Early Hellenistic period, ca. 300-250 BCE
Made at Canosa, Ceramica listata C production
Found at Lavello (ancient Forentum? see on Pleiades) in 1922

The three-mouthed askos appears in the
The figural scenes on the so-called Catarinella Askos are unique, and represent moments of a funerary procession (including the deceased on a bier, mourning women, women bearing offerings, women with short hair in mourning, and musicians playing tibia and the Roman tuba and cornu) as well as Gorgon-like figures that may represent psychopomps.

Photographed on display in the Museo archeologico nazionale del melfese "Massimo Pallottino," Melfi, Basilicata, Italy
Once in the collection of Donato Catarinella

Genus: შორვალა (Vincetoxicum)
Family: ქენდირისებრნი (Apocynaceae)

Late Proto-Attic/early Black Figure production, made at Athens
Archaic period, ca. 625-610 BCE
Said to have been found in Athens (see on Pleiades)

In the collection of, and photographed on display at, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Charles Amos Cummings Fund, 1927
Purchased from Dr. Jacob Hirsch
Inv. 27.146

collections.mfa.org/objects/151469/funerary-plaque-pinax-...
www.beazley.ox.ac.uk/record/AEDE96DC-AA08-4A38-8F94-89E5F...

funerale palermo

Roman Early Imperial period, Julio-Claudian period, 1st half 1st c. CE
Found at Este (ancient Ateste; see on Pleiades)
Former Vigna Contarena collection

The altar, in Aurisina stone, bears a scene of a triclinum with three couches on which are banqueters, attended by slaves. In the background, a large hanging textile separates the banquet from a tree. The altar was later reused as a well-head.

Photographed on display at the Museo Nazionale Atestino, Este, Italy
I.G. 1547

PER CHI AMA IL MACABRO...


La locuzione latina rigor mortis (letteralmente: rigidità della morte) è uno dei segni riconoscibili della morte ed è identificata dalla rigidità muscolare del cadavere. È causato da una modifica chimica dei muscoli e si manifesta circa tre ore dopo la morte.
Oggi il nome del gruppo "Macro Mondays" potrebbe essere modificato in "Macabro Mondays". 😁😁😁


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FOR THOSE WHO LOVE THE MACABRE...


The Latin phrase rigor mortis (literally: rigidity of death) is one of the recognizable signs of death and is identified by the muscular rigidity of the corpse. It is caused by a chemical change in the muscles and occurs approximately three hours after death.
Today the group name "Macro Mondays" may be changed to "Macabro Mondays". 😁😁😁


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