Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths
Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths
Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths
Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths
Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths
Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths
Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths
Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths
Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths
Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths
Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths
Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths
Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths
Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths
Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths
Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths

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Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths,

ca. 380–370 BCE

attributed to Prado-Fienga Painter
Greek, Sicilian
1998-408

Information

Title
Red-figure bell krater: (a) three maenads and a sleeping satyr; (b) two youths
Dates

ca. 380–370 BCE

Maker
attributed to Prado-Fienga Painter
Medium
Ceramic
Dimensions
h. 36.0 cm, diam. rim 37.5 cm (14 3/16 x 14 3/4 in.)
Credit Line
Bequest of John B. Elliott, Class of 1951
Object Number
1998-408
Culture
Greek, Sicilian
Period
Red-figure
Type
ceramics, bell kraters
Materials
ceramic
Subject
bacchantes, figures (representations), geometric patterns, satyrs, meanders (patterns), himations, women, Greek mythology, crowns (headdresses), wreaths (costume accessories), youth

By bequest to the Museum in 1998

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