Kraters and amphorae are examples of these objects made by ancient Greek potters.
Examples of these objects include one depicting "transvestite brides of Christ" and a parody of Bruegel's Hunters in the Snow, both of which were made by the crossdressing artist Grayson Perry. Two of these objects were reassembled from fragments found at Hadrian's villa by Giovanni Battista Piranesi. The best known examples of Protogeometric art are found on these objects. In the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, real-life examples of these objects accompany a painting that shows two oversized ones alongside the title Daughters of Edward Darley Boit. Kraters and amphorae are examples of these objects made by ancient Greek potters. For 10 points, name these decorations shown in paintings with flowers placed inside them.
Examples of these objects include one depicting "transvestite brides of Christ" and a parody of Bruegel's Hunters in the Snow, both of which were made by the crossdressing artist Grayson Perry.
vases [prompt on pottery; prompt on jars; do not accept "urns"] &lt;Shimizu&gt;