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Attic Red-Figure Cup Fragment
Creator
EuphroniosPotter
All works by this person →Euphronios was a vase-painter and potter working in the red-figure technique in Athens from about 520 to 470 B.C. He signed his name on eighteen vases, six times as painter and twelve times as potter. To judge by their drawing style, the vases that he signed as potter seem to be later than those he signed as painter. In his early career Euphronios was one of a group of Athenian vase-painters who h
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- 6th century B.C.
- Medium
- Terracotta
- Culture
- Greek (Attic)
- Department
- Vessels
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- 18b1c339-8308-4e84-8e60-18c3fbc95ef9
From the Getty Museum record
Rim fragment. Ext. Head and shoulders of a youthful warrior advancing to left. Armed in a low-crested Attic helmet and cuirass (only the upper edge is preserved), the figure carries a shield on the left shoulder and brandishes a spear. Interior, black, with reserved line below the rim.
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