Black-figure kalathos: Dionysos riding a mule; satyrs and maenads; (underside) an armed warrior
Black-figure kalathos: Dionysos riding a mule; satyrs and maenads; (underside) an armed warrior
Black-figure kalathos: Dionysos riding a mule; satyrs and maenads; (underside) an armed warrior
Black-figure kalathos: Dionysos riding a mule; satyrs and maenads; (underside) an armed warrior
Black-figure kalathos: Dionysos riding a mule; satyrs and maenads; (underside) an armed warrior
Black-figure kalathos: Dionysos riding a mule; satyrs and maenads; (underside) an armed warrior
Black-figure kalathos: Dionysos riding a mule; satyrs and maenads; (underside) an armed warrior
Black-figure kalathos: Dionysos riding a mule; satyrs and maenads; (underside) an armed warrior

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Black-figure kalathos: Dionysos riding a mule; satyrs and maenads; (underside) an armed warrior,

late 6th century BCE

South Italian
y1989-57

Information

Title
Black-figure kalathos: Dionysos riding a mule; satyrs and maenads; (underside) an armed warrior
Dates

late 6th century BCE

Medium
Ceramic
Dimensions
h. 10.8 cm, diam. 17.6 cm (4 1/4 x 6 15/16 in.) diam. base 9.6 cm (3 3/4 in.)
Credit Line
Anonymous gift
Object Number
y1989-57
Place Made

Europe, Apulia, Southern Italy

Culture
Greek
Period
Apulian, Black-figure
Type
kalathoi, ceramics
Materials
ceramic
Subject
bacchantes, soldiers, horses, running ornament, figures (representations), satyrs, stripes, meanders (patterns), mythology, shields (armor), helmets

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