Caption
Red-figure kantharos with a depiction of an ephebe with an aryballos and a Greek inscription “Beautiful boy”;, Kantharos with a slightly flared spout, a deep bowl, a flat bottom, a high profiled stem, a ring-shaped foot. Thin-walled. A: bearded man with a lyre in his head in left profile, holding a lyre in his left hand. B: ephebe with aryballos. The inner surface of the bowl is covered with varnish. Technology: Smooth surface. The varnish is thick, shiny, unevenly fired. Notes: the vessel is intact; small secondary losses and chips are visible on the surface. Varnish color: 10 YR 2/1 Black. Date: ca. 450 BC mid-5th century BC. Place of origin: Attica. Type: kantharos, vessel. Dimensions: height 11 cm, width 16.2 cm, depth 10.2 cm., A single ceramic vessel with a broad rim, a central vertical handle, and a footed base sits against a plain background; the vessel shows a glossy black surface with areas of orange showing through where the black glaze is worn or intentionally left, including orange decorative figures or motifs on the sides, and there are small chips and worn spots revealing the orange beneath; visible colors include black, orange, and shades of gray in the background.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A01_367
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78.8Mb (1.9Mb) / 20.0in x 15.3in / 6000 x 4591 (300dpi)