- red-figure painting.
Euphronios appears to have
started painting vases around 520 BC,
probably under the
tutelage of Psiax. Later,
Euphronios himself was to...
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pedigree smARThistory:
Euphronios Krater "The
Euphronios Krater," poem by
Jared Carter Euphronios Krater (Louvre G 103)
Euphronios Krater Antikensammlung...
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characteristic lion-skin,
fighting Geryon to the right. A red-figure cup by
Euphronios from
Vulci c. 550–500 BC (Munich 2620)
shows a two-headed
Orthrus lying...
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without his twin
brother Hypnos.
Thanatos is also
famously shown on the
Euphronios Krator where he and his
brother Hypnos are
shown carrying the body of...
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artifacts in mind. The
Euphronios, or
Sarpedon Krater, is an
ancient Gr**** vessel. It was made
around 515 BC in
Athens by the
artist Euphronios. The
vessel was...
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Museum (e.g.
Victorious Youth) and the
Metropolitan Museum of Art (e.g.
Euphronios Krater). In July 2023, a
repatriation ceremony was held at the Indian...
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Heracles and Antaeus, red-figured
krater by
Euphronios, 515–510 BC,
Louvre (G 103)...
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Euphronios & Euxitheos, Cratère
attique à
figures rouges, 515–510 BC, Louvre...
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Evidence of its
origin can be
found on an
Attic red-figure
psykter by
Euphronios,
depicting four hetairai. One of the
hetairai on the vase, Smikra, is...
- cycle,
which he
introduced in 432 BC into the
lunisolar Attic calendar.
Euphronios says that
Colonus was Meton's deme. The
Metonic calendar incorporates...
