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Red-figure Kylix Fragment
- Date
- 425–400 B.C.
- Medium
- Terracotta
- Culture
- Etruscan
- Department
- Vessels
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- 48e24084-cdbb-4e84-9087-a76fda2cee2d
From the Getty Museum record
The fragment preserves a portion of the tondo. The interior features a nude bearded satyr looking to right and raising his left hand. His hair, facial features, fingers, and pectorals are indicated in black. A leafy branch at upper left was probably held in the satyr's right hand, now missing. The tondo is framed by a reserved line. The exterior features a circular groundline, on which appear the foot and part of the heel of a female figure wearing a himation and moving to the right. The hem folds are indicated in black. To the left are portions of tendrils and volutes.
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