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Gewundener Mischkrug mit Kampfszenen zwischen Griechen und Amazonen und Zentauren und Lapithen

ca. 450 BCE
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 153
Obwohl Texte aus dem fünften Jahrhundert v. Chr. dokumentieren, dass die Griechen sehr wohl um die Bedeutung ihres Sieges in den Perserkriegen (490–479 v. Chr.) wussten, bildeten griechische Künstler niemals große historische Ereignisse oder Persönlichkeiten ab. Stattdessen stellten sie große mythologische Schlachten zwischen Griechen und orientalischen Gegnern, vor allem Amazonen (sagenhafte kriegerische Frauengestalten) dar. In der ersten Hälfte des fünften Jahrhunderts v. Chr. zierte ein großes Wandgemälde einer solchen Schlacht das Theseion und die Stoa Poikile (das bemalte Tor) in Athen. Ihr Einfluss liegt den auf diesem gewundenen Mischkrug (zum Mischen von Wein und Wasser) zu sehenden Szenen zugrunde.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Titel: Gewundener Mischkrug mit Kampfszenen zwischen Griechen und Amazonen und Zentauren und Lapithen
  • Künstler: Maler des wollenen Satyrs zugeschrieben
  • Datum: ca. 450 v. Chr.
  • Kultur: Griechisch, Attisch
  • Medium: Terrakotta
  • Dimensionen: H: 63,5 cm
  • Anerkennung: Rogers Fund, 1907
  • Akzession Nr.: 07.286.84
  • Curatorial Department: Greek and Roman Art

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