The Etruscans, it seems, were quite fond of Greek mythological vase painting and one theory is that most painted pottery produced in Athens was actually made specifically for the Etruscan market.

there were just a few pieces of pottery left inside, but the painted walls are still mostly intact. The funerary art that adorns the tomb includes various scenes of Etruscan life and culture ...

Found in Italy it was probably and Etruscan copy of a Greek original or ... The jug itself is of black-glazed pottery and although an everyday item it still shows a careful degree of attention ...

FLORENCE, ITALY—According to a Live Science report, a 2,500-year-old Etruscan tomb decorated with wall paintings has been uncovered in central Italy’s Tarquinia necropolis. No human remains ...

Almagià is said to have trafficked in Roman sculptures and Etruscan pottery that were obtained by illegal means, according to ...

Archaeologists discovered a painted Etruscan tomb in Tarquinia ... of the debris have unearthed fragments of Attic red-figure pottery. Arkeonews.net reported that these materials had collapsed ...

Paintings on the western wall of the Etruscan tomb. Credit: Soprintendenza Archeologia ... as the collapse of the upper tomb had deposited pottery and debris inside the lower chamber, complicating the ...