Lucanian Red-Figure Volute Krater\n\n(Main view, side A)
Acrylic On Canvas
WallArt
Early Corinthian Style
56.0 x 34.0 cm
متحف بول جيتي
painter of palermo 489 (؟ – ؟)
Discover the painter of Palermo 489, an influential ancient Corinthian vase painter of the black-figure style (ca. 640–625 BC). Renowned as a teacher of the Columbus painter, he shaped early Greek ceramic art.
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A gathering of deities decorates the front of this red-figure volute-krater (mixing bowl), made in a Greek colony in the region of Lucania in southern Italy. The twin gods Apollo and Artemis occupy the center of the scene. Apollo holds a kithara, denoting his role as god of music, and Artemis, the goddess of the hunt, is accompanied by her sacred deer. Their mother Leto stands at the right. On the left, the god Hermes leans on a pillar inscribed with his name. Two pairs of youths stand conversing on the back of the vase.The volute-krater was a large serving vessel used to mix wine and water at a symposium or drinking party. Large figure-decorated symposium vessels like this one began to be produced in Southern Italy from the late fifth century B.C.
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- العنوان: Lucanian Red-Figure Volute Krater\n\n(Main view, side A)
- الفنان: painter of palermo 489
- الأبعاد الأصلية: 56.0 x 34.0 cm
- النمط: Portrait
- حالة حقوق النشر: محمي بموجب حقوق الطبع والنشر
- أين يمكن مشاهدتها: متحف بول جيتي
- الحركة: Early Corinthian Style
- نوع الوسيط: WallArt
- لوحة الألوان: Earthy
- اللون الأساسي: Black
معلومات سريعة
- Dimensions: 56 × 34 cm
- Medium: Terracotta
- Location: NGV Collection
- Artist: Painter of Palermo 489
- Movement: Black Figure Style
- Artistic style: Orientalising Vase Style
- Subject or theme: Mythological Scenes (Homeric)