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    Hydria

    The name Hydria is from the word hydor or 'water'. A hydria was used to fetch water. They usually have oval bodies, two horizontal handles, and one vertical handle.


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    Antimenes Hydria

    Antimenes Hydria
    Antimenes Painter Hydria

    Antimenes Painter Hydria
    Apulian Hydria-a Woman

    Apulian Hydria-a Woman
    Attic Black Figure Hydria

    Attic Black Figure Hydria
    Attic Red Figure Hydria

    Attic Red Figure Hydria
    Black Figure Hydria

    Black Figure Hydria
    Black Figure Hydria (Water Jar)

    Black Figure Hydria (Water Jar)
    Dionysos and Ariadne in a Quadriga

    Dionysos and Ariadne in a Quadriga
    Dionysos Attended by Dancers

    Dionysos Attended by Dancers
    Etrusco Ionian Black Figure Hydria

    Etrusco Ionian Black Figure Hydria
    Euthymides Learning to Play The Lyre From Teacher

    Euthymides Learning to Play The Lyre From Teacher
    Funerary Hydria

    Funerary Hydria
    Geometric Hydria

    Geometric Hydria
    Greek Fountain House

    Greek Fountain House
    Heracles and Pholus on a Black Figured hydria Louvre

    Heracles and Pholus on a Black Figured hydria Louvre
    Herakles and Apollo Hydria

    Herakles and Apollo Hydria
    Herakles and Hebe in the Bridal Chariot

    Herakles and Hebe in the Bridal Chariot
    Hydria Water Jar 460-450 B.C

    Hydria Water Jar 460-450 B.C
    Niobid Hydria

    Niobid Hydria
    Red Figure Hydria

    Red Figure Hydria
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