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Rim and wall fragment. Glaze misfired slightly in upper right on both inside and outside. Max. dim. 0.092.
Youth (left forearm and hand, both feet missing), perhaps Ganymede, running to right, looking ... Ca. 450 B.C ... For Ganymede, see LIMC IV, 1988, pp. 154--169, s.v. ... If the identification of the subject is correct, Zeus would have been on the other side of the skyphos, a division of the subject similar to the one on Louvre G 175 by the Berlin Painter (ARV2 206, 124; Paralip. 342, 124; Addenda 193) or the unattributed neck-amphora Oxford 1871.84 (LIMC IV, p. 156, no. 20, pl. 77). |
| Well. F.P. Johnson, in Studies Presented to David Moore Robinson, St. Louis 1953, pp. 99-100. H. Sichtermann, LIMC IV, 1988, pp. 154-169, s.v. Ganymedes. ARV² 206, 124. Paralip. 342, 124. Addenda 193 ... Agora 30 306 P 1098 P 6505 P 19975 P 18564 P 3506 P 21862 P 16530 P 16446 P 4809 P 18285 P 5444 I 17:3 E 13:1 F 11:2 N 7:3 G 18:1 B 19:12 ... Mid 5th B.C ... Sichtermann, LIMC IV, 1988, pp. 154-169, s.v. ... LIMC IV, p. 156, no. 20, pl. 77 ... Boulter, Hesperia 22, 1953, p. 70, cat. no. 17, p. 72, fig 2:17, pl. 27 |
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