Jan 21, 2022
Dionysus holding a kantharos (wine-cup). Interior from an Attic black-figure plate by the painter Psiax; ca. 520-500 BCE. Found at Vulci, Italy; now in the British Museum.
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Dionysus holding a kantharos (wine-cup). Interior from an Attic black-figure plate by the painter Psiax; ca. 520-500 BCE. Found at Vulci, Italy; now in the British Museum.
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Fragment from black-figure neck amphora
Greek, Attic; Geryon, ca. 530 B.C.
Attributed to Psiax
Ceramic
Princeton University Art Museum
A warrior in armor, bearing a shield with a Gorgon’s head. Detail of an Attic black-figure plate, attributed to the painter Psiax; ca. 510 BCE. Found at the sanctuary of Zeus at Olympia; now in the Antikensammlung Berlin. Photo credit: Marcus Cyron.
Terracotta mastos (drinking cup in the form of a breast) by Psiax, Greek and Roman Art
Medium: Terracotta
Purchase, The Abraham Foundation Inc. Gift, 1975 Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY
http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/255543
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attribué au peintre Psiax (actif entre 525 & 510 av.J.C.) - Mastos représentant une Jeune Femme jouant de l’Aulos, céramique à figures noires, Getty Villa
Terracotta kylix (drinking cup)
Attributed to Psiax, Greek, Attic ca. 515 B.C.
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