Located on a namesake isthmus connecting the Peloponnesus to mainland Greece, for 10 points, identify this Greek city-state and namesake of an acanthus-topped style of column.
The work of the Honolulu painter embodied this state's unique style of pottery, which featured a white background with black figures. This polity founded several major colonies throughout the Mediterranean, including Actium, Epidamnos, and Corcyra. During that period of expansion, this city-state was ruled by the Bacchiadae, who would eventually be overthrown by the tyrant Cypselus, the father of (*) Periander. While this polity enjoyed several centuries of prosperity thanks to its ports, this city was completely destroyed by Lucius Mummius in 146 B.C. as a display of Roman dominance over Greece. Located on a namesake isthmus connecting the Peloponnesus to mainland Greece, for 10 points, identify this Greek city-state and namesake of an acanthus-topped style of column.
The work of the Honolulu painter embodied this state's unique style of pottery, which featured a white background with black figures.
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