Collection: | Paris, Musée du Louvre |
Summary: | Men, youths, and girls, some holding animals |
Ware: | Attic Black Figure |
Painter: | Attributed to the Amasis Painter |
Context: | Excavated at Kamiros |
Date: | ca. 550 BC - ca. 540 BC |
Dimensions: | H. 0.115 m; Diam. (lip) 0.18 m; Diam. (incl. handles) 0.245 m |
Primary Citation: | |
Shape: | Cup-skyphos |
Beazley Number: | 310509 |
Period: | High Archaic |
Decoration Description: A continuous scene, starting from side A, far left: A nude, bearded man, standing profile to the right, holds a stag; he faces a nude youth, who wears a taenia on his head, and holds a spear in his right hand. Another nude, bearded man, standing profile to the right, holding a cock, faces a nude girl (?), who wears a taenia on her head and holds a flower in her upraised right hand and a wreath in her left hand, at waist level. Another nude, bearded man, standing profile to the right, holding a crane in his upraised left hand, faces a nude youth, who wears a taenia on his head and holds an aryballos and a spear in his right hand. Under the handle is crouched a nude, bearded man, profile to the right, who wears a taenia on his head and holds a small panther in his hands. A nude, bearded man, standing profile to the right, holding a cock in both hands, faces a nude youth, who wears a taenia on his head and holds an aryballos and a spear in his right hand. Another nude, bearded man, stands profile to the right, seemingly talking to a nude girl (?), whose hair is arranged in a krobylos, and who holds a flower in her upraised right hand and a wreath in her left hand, at waist level. Another nude, bearded man, standing profile to the right, holding a hare in his upraised left hand, faces a nude youth, who wears a taenia on his head and holds a spear in his right hand. Under the handle is seated a nude, bearded man, profile to the left, on a stool, who holds a cock in his lap.
Collection History: Originally obtained (in 1860) through the Salzmann Excavations. Ex Coll. Parent; acquired by the Louvre in 1879.
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