Yale 1913.170 (Vase)
Dionysos and satyr
- ID:
- aa_4400
- Beazley Number:
- 201521
- Type:
- Vase
- Date:
- ca. -520 — ca. -510
- Period:
- Archaic
- Context:
- From Chiusi
- Region:
- Etruria
- Painter:
- Attributed to the Paseas (The Cerberus Painter)
- Condition:
Missing pieces restored and painted.
- Dimensions:
-
H. 2.4 cm, D. 18.7 cm.
- Ware:
- Attic Red Figure
- Shape:
- Plate
Shape Description
Ring base pierced for suspension.
Decoration Description
Dionysos, holding a kantharos and an ivy branch, faces left. A satyr dances in front of the god, his right elbow bent, his left hand held to his forehead, his left knee held high, and the toes of his right foot just visible on the reserved line on which both figures stand.
- Collection:
- Yale University Art Gallery
Stoddard Collection.
Citations and Bibliography
Buitron No. 32
