Liste der griechischen Töpfer und Vasenmaler/B

- description neck A and B: symposion of youths and bearded men reclining on klinai, flute-player, women ... - belly A and B: amazonomachy - production place: Athens - painter: Painter of Bologna 279 - period / date: classical, ca. 450-440 BC - material: pottery (clay) - museum / inventory number: Basel, Antikenmuseum und Sammlung Ludwig BS 486 - bibliography: John D. Beazley, Attic Red-Figure Vase-Painters, Oxford 1963(2), 612, 2

- description: youth in mantle sitting at a tomb stele in a gesture of grief, lekythos hanging in the background - production place: Athens - painter: Painter of Berlin 2426 - period / date: classical, ca. 450-420 BC - material: pottery (clay) - findspot: Athens - museum / inventory number: Berlin, Altes Museum (Antikensammlung) F 2427 - bibliography: John D. Beazley, Attic Red-Figure Vase-Painters, Oxford 1963(2), 1205, 2

- description: Athena "Ergane" modelling the statue of a horse in clay (the model for the Trojan horse?), on the left hang saw and drill with bow - production place: Athens - painter: Group of Berlin 2415 - period / date: early classical, ca. 470-460 BC - material: pottery (clay) - findspot: Capua - museum / inventory number: Berlin, Altes Museum (Antikensammlung) F 2415 - bibliography: John D. Beazley, Attic Red-Figure Vase-Painters, Oxford 1963(2), 776, 1

- description side A and B: woman with alabastron sitting on stool between 2 standing draped youths with staffs - front: head of a woman - production place: Athens - painter: Painter of Berlin 2624 - period / date: classical, ca. 430-420 BC - material: pottery (clay) - findspot: Athens - museum / inventory number: Berlin, Altes Museum (Antikensammlung) F 2624 - bibliography: John D. Beazley, Attic Red-Figure Vase-Painters, Oxford 1963(2), 1225, 1

Poseidon stands in profile to the right with his left foot propped up on a rock and his left arm bent and resting on his left knee. In his right hand he holds a trident upright which extends into the ornament above. A mantle is draped around his back, right thigh, and over his left leg. Athena stands to the left holding a spear upright in her right hand, and she has a shield with a Gorgoneion and a star device on her left arm. She wears a peplos girded at the waist, necklace, bracelet, and Attic helmet.

Hermes is depicted standing to the left. He holds a kerykeion in his right hand at waist level and wears a pestasos, chlamys, and mask (?). Behind him is a stele on which his left arm rests, while to the left and right are olive trees which fill the areas underneath the handles.

The subject matter is not the usual for Panathenaic amphorae, which normally have Athena on one side and athletes on the other. Poseidon and Athena are here depicted calmly standing and facing one another on the front, a juxtaposition which brings to mind their contest for the city of Athens. This story is first known to have been depicted in the west pediment of the Parthenon, but there is no sign of strife in our scene.

On the back, two mantled youths are depicted walking towards one another. The mantle of the one on the left covers the back of his head.

- description side A: 5 young hunters with a white dog hunting a boar - side B: 2 draped youths in conversation - production place: Poseidonia / Paestum - painter: Painter of the Boston Orestes (style of Python) - period / date: late classical, ca. 340-320 BC - material: pottery (clay) - height: 58.4 cm - findspot: Sant´Agata de´Goti - museum / inventory number: London, British Museum 1865,0103.18 / Cat. Vases F 154 - bibliography: Arthur Dale Trendall, The red-figured vases of Paestum, Rome 1987, cat. 2/1001 - CVA London BM 2, plate 2.4a-b - https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/G_1865-0103-18

• A-Seite: Paris-Urteil: drei Göttinnen und der einen Widder auf den Armen tragende Gott Hermes
• B-Seite: Dionysos/Fufluns zwischen einem Jüngling und zwei Frauen, von denen eine einen Panther an einem Strick führt
• auf der Schulter ein Wagenrennen, das die Totenspiele symbolisiert