File:Grabstein einer Frau mit Dienerin.jpg

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English: Gravestone of a woman with her slave child-attendant (Greek, c. 100 BC). Getty Villa, Usa
Italiano: Arte greca, pietra tombale di donna con la sua schiavetta, databile al 100 a.C. circa. Getty Villa, Usa.

Current location

Getty Villa

	Native name	Getty Villa
	Parent institution	J. Paul Getty Museum
	Location	17985 Pacific Coast Highway Pacific Palisades, California United States
	Coordinates	34° 2′ 41.50″ N, 118° 33′ 56.08″ W
	Established	1974
	Website	www.getty.edu

Getty Villa

Accession number

72 AA 159

Source/Photographer

own work by Wolfgang Sauber

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