
Konnakis Painter
Painter
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In the period from about 375 to 350 B.C., the Konnakis Painter decorated vases in one of the Greek colonies in the region of Apulia in South Italy. He appears to have been one of the creators of the type of pottery that scholars call Gnathian ware. In this technique, the artisan glazed the entire surface of the vase black, then painted on figures in added colors. The use of a single figure against
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Fragment of a Gnathian Bell Krater
Getty Museum · about 350 B.C.
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Gnathian Bell Krater
Getty Museum · about 360–350 B.C.
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Gnathian Situla
Getty Museum · about 350 B.C.
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Gnathia Red-Figure Calyx Krater Fragment
Getty Museum · about 350 B.C.
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