The Late Classical Vases of the Museum of the Goddess Athena

L a t e C a s s i c a l V a s e s of A t h e n a

Late Classical Vases

Panathenaic amphora, Attic Black Figure, Side A: Athena walking left, Side B: four men in foot race, Asteios Group Painter, The Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit 50.193

Panathenaic amphora, Attic Black Figure, Side A: Athena, Side B: two boxers, official, Olympias, Nikomachos Series Painter, Campania Period, Harvard University Art Museums, Cambridge, Harvard 1925.30.124

Bell crater, Paestan Red Figure, Side A: Orestes at Delphi, Side B: Dionysus, satyr and maenad, Python, British Museum, London, London 1917.12-10.1

Bell crater, Apulian Red Figure, Fragment: Cassandra (?) crouching before a comic statue of Athena, Apulia Region, J. Paul Getty Museum, Malibu, Malibu 86.AE.419

Pyxis, Attic Red Figure, Lid: marriage of Hercules and Hebe, University Museum, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia MS5462

Volute crater, Attic Red Figure, Side A: death of Talos, Side B: Argonauts (Athena with Polydeuces and Castor, Hera with Jason), Neck: Dionysus, maenads, satyrs, Talos Painter, Apulia Region, Museo Jatta, Ruvo, Ruvo, Jatta 1501

Pelike, Attic Red Figure, Side A: Demeter and Persephone, Triptolemus, other Eleusinian deities, Hercules as initiate, Side B: Hermes receiving divine child from Goddess; Athena, Eleusinian Painter, Museum of the Hermitage, St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg St. 1792

Links:

Perseus Project - Late Classical Vases: Images and descriptions of Late Classical Vases.

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