The Antiphon Painter
The inner part of the kylix (cup) shows an athlete holding an “aryballos”, vessel for oil, with his right hand.
Behind him it’s possible to recognize a stool, a staff and a couple of “halters” suspended in the background.
On the external surface of the kylix, between eyes, a Doric column behind a horse and a youth with a staff are depicted
Made in Athens
Attic red figured kylix
Attribute to “The Antiphon Painter”
About 490-480 BC
From Spina Necropolis
Ferrara, Archaeological Museum
The Antiphon Painter
The inner part of the kylix (cup) shows an athlete holding an “aryballos”, vessel for oil, with his right hand.
Behind him it’s possible to recognize a stool, a staff and a couple of “halters” suspended in the background.
On the external surface of the kylix, between eyes, a Doric column behind a horse and a youth with a staff are depicted
Made in Athens
Attic red figured kylix
Attribute to “The Antiphon Painter”
About 490-480 BC
From Spina Necropolis
Ferrara, Archaeological Museum