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All the slides in this first section illustrate examples of vases in Attic black figure technique, made in Athens between 600-530 BC Slide A 1. Nessos amphora, illustrating Perseus and the Gorgons on the body, Herakles and Nessos on the neck; ca. 630 BCE (see list of slides for October 23) *2. François krater by Kleitias and Ergotimos; 570 BCE. Side A 3. François krater by Kleitias and Ergotimos; 570 BCE, Side B *4. Amphora by the Amasis Painter; 560 BCE; Dionysos and menads *5. Amphora by Exekias; 540 BCE; Suicide of Ajax 6. Amphora by Exekias, Side A; 540 BCE; arrival of the Dioskouroi twins, Castor and Pollux 7. Kylix (drinking cup) by Exekias; 540 BCE; scene of exterior showing two eyes, fallen warriors under handles 8. Hydria (water jug) by the Antimenes Painter, 540 BCE; scene of young men at a fountain house The following vases are examples of Attic red-figure technique, made between 530-470 BCE *9. Krater by Euphronios; 515 BCE; Sarpedon carried off the battlefield by Sleep and Death 10. Amphora by the Kleophrades Painter; 500-490 BCE; Dionysos and menads 11. Kylix by the Brygos Painter, 480 BCE *12. Bell krater by the Berlin Painter, 480 BCE; Ganymede |
All the slides in this first section illustrate examples of vases in Attic black figure technique, made in Athens between 600-530 BC Slide B *1. Tripod vase by the C Painter; Birth of Athena; 590 BCE 2. François krater, Side A: scenes on body of vase illustrating wedding of Peleus and Thetis; ambush of Troilus 3. François krater, Side B: scenes on neck of vase illustrating the arrival of the Athenians from Crete; battle of the Lapiths and Centaurs 4. Detail of depiction of menads on the amphora by the Amasis Painter 5. Detail of Suicide of Ajax 6. Amphora by Exekias, Side B; 540 BCE; Achilles and Ajax playing backgammon *7. Interior of kylix; Dionysos on a boat with a grapevine for a mast 8. Amphora by the Antimenes Painter, 540 BCE; scene of olive harvest The following vases are examples of Attic red-figure technique, made between 530-470 BCE 9. Detail of Euphronios krater: Sarpedon carried off the battlefield 10. Detail of Kleophrades Painter amphora: Dionysos 11a. Kylix by the Brygos Painter, exterior, showing revelers coming home from a party *11b. Kylix by the Brygos Painter, interior, showing the morning after a party 12. Bell krater by the Pan Painter, ca. 470 BCE: death of Actaeon |