[Leica] Ancient Sicilian Greek pottery

[Peter Klein]

In Agrigento, site of an ancient Greek settlement in Sicily, we saw many 
examples of ancient pottery depicting domestic, religious and civic 
scenes from about 2400 years ago. Because of differences in attitudes 
towards display of the human body then vs. now, I was forced to add a 
modern fig-leaf to the version you can see here on flickr, lest I risk 
my entire body of work being deemed X-rated by some present-day 
Puritan.  For this, I apologize to both you and the ancient artist.
<https://www.flickr.com/photos/24844563@N04/31655949187/in/dateposted-public/>

However, all is not lost. You can see the original, un-bowdlerized 
versions of the above, and nine more Grecian urns here:
<http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/pklein/AgrigentoGreekPottery/>
Click on the images to see bigger, and on the double rectangle centered 
above the photos to see them full-size.

Olympus E-M5 and Panasonic 40/1.7. We were rushed through the exhibit 
because we were behind schedule. Even so, I felt like the ancient 
artists were telling me something about life back then.  I hope you'll 
see it, too.

--Peter