- A
psykter (in Gr**** ψυκτήρ, "cooler") is a type of Gr**** vase that is
characterized by a
bulbous body set on a high,
narrow foot. It was used as a wine...
- at Athens.
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...
-
Athlete infibulating himself (
psykter by the
Syriskos Painter, c. 480 BC)...
-
Dionysus and
members of his
thiasos on an
Attic black-figure krater-
psykter (525–500 BCE,
Louvre Museum)...
- A bald, bearded, horse-tailed
satyr balances a
winecup on his ****, on an
Attic red-figure
psykter (c. 500–490 BC)...
-
Marpessa and Idas,
separated of
Apollo by Zeus,
Attic red-figure
psykter, c. 480 BC,
Staatliche Antikensammlungen (Inv. 2417)....
-
Marpessa and Idas,
separated from
Apollo by Zeus,
Attic red-figure
psykter, ca. 480 BC,
Staatliche Antikensammlungen (Inv. 2417)....
- body is
shaped like the
calyx of a flower, and the foot is stepped. The
psykter-shaped vase fits
inside it so well
stylistically that it has been suggested...
- the Triclinium.[additional citation(s) needed]
Dancer and
musicians A
psykter found in the Tomb of the Leopards,
depicting an athlete, a
servant boy...
-
inner end of the collarbone. A
characteristic piece of the
period is a
psykter (wine cooler)
decorated with
drunken satyrs,
reproducing in a grotesque...
