Fragment of a kylix (drinking cup) depicting a hetaira and youth reclining
Fragment of a kylix (drinking cup) depicting a hetaira and youth reclining
Fragment of a kylix (drinking cup) depicting a hetaira and youth reclining
Fragment of a kylix (drinking cup) depicting a hetaira and youth reclining

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Fragment of a kylix (drinking cup) depicting a hetaira and youth reclining,

ca. 500–490 BCE

attributed to the Colmar Painter
Greek, Attic
Archaic Period, ca. 600–480 BCE
y1992-70

Information

Title
Fragment of a kylix (drinking cup) depicting a hetaira and youth reclining
Dates

ca. 500–490 BCE

Maker
attributed to the Colmar Painter
Medium
Red-figure ceramic
Dimensions
11.9 x 10.1 x 0.7 cm (4 11/16 x 4 x 1/4 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Frederick H. Schultz Jr., Class of 1976
Object Number
y1992-70
Place Made

Europe, Greece, Athens

Culture
Attic
Period
Archaic (Greek), Red-figure
Type
ceramics, kylikes, fragments
Materials
glaze, ceramic
Subject
youth, men, kylikes, himations, figures (representations), women

Acquired by Frederick H. Schultz Jr., Class of 1976, at an unknown date and from an unknown source; given to the Museum in 1992.

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