Fragment of a terracotta kylix, joins 1978.11.7a,d; 1979.11.9; 1980.304; 1988.11.5; 1989.43; 1995.540

Attributed to Makron

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 157

The integration of mortal and immortal participants in a single scene appears throughout Greek vase-painting. Here, on the exterior, a group of older and younger men is joined by a youth with a cock and a bearded man with a scepter who strongly suggest Ganymede and Zeus. To the right, a boy with a lyre raises his right hand in surprise and flees.

Fragment of a terracotta kylix, joins 1978.11.7a,d; 1979.11.9; 1980.304; 1988.11.5; 1989.43; 1995.540, Attributed to Makron, Terracotta, Greek, Attic

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