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Psiax was an
Attic vase
painter of the
transitional period between the black-figure and red-figure styles. His
works date to
circa 525 to 505 BC and comprise...
- Left to right: Artemis,
Apollo with his lyre, Leto and Ares.
Attic amphora c. 510 BCE, by
Psiax Painter.
National Archaeological Museum (Madrid)....
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Phintias may have been a
pupil of
Psiax, an
early red-figure artist, and his
early works show
similarities with
those of
Psiax and
other pre-Pioneer painters...
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Phrynos Painter Piraeus Painter Polos Painter Priam Painter Princeton Painter Psiax Ptoon Painter Rycroft Painter Sophilos Swing Painter Taleides Painter Theseus...
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amphora in the
British Museum at London. His
drawing style resembles that of
Psiax;
influences by the
early red-figure
style are also apparent. Nonetheless...
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introduced in the form of the
bilingual vase by the
Andokides Painter,
Oltos and
Psiax. Red-figure
quickly eclipsed black-figure, yet in the
unique form of the...
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belly amphorae of type A. He is
close in
style to the
Priam Painter and
Psiax, but his
talent is not
inferior to that of the red-figure
painters of the...
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neither are they
excessively careless. Stylistically, the
painter Psiax is
closely related to the
Antimenes Painter,
although the
former also used...
- from the
Andokides Painter,
bilingual works were
produced primarily by
Psiax (especially
belly amphorae), as well as by
Epiktetos and
Oltos (eye-cups)...
- have
started painting vases around 520 BC,
probably under the
tutelage of
Psiax. He was to have a
major influence on the work of his
erstwhile master, as...
