Decoration: A,B2-3: ANIMAL FRIEZES, SIRENS, PANTHERS, DEER, RAMS A1: FIGHT, WARRIORS, BETWEEN WOMEN, BETWEEN DRAPED MEN, SHIELD DEVICE, BULL HEAD B1: KOMOS, MEN AND YOUTHS DANCING, COLUMN KRATER
Last Recorded Collection: Munich, Antikensammlungen: J150
Previous Collections:
Munich, Antikensammlungen: 1430
Publication Record: Beazley, J.D., Attic Black-Figure Vase-Painters (Oxford, 1956): 101.92 Carpenter, T.H., with Mannack, T. and Mendonca, M., Beazley Addenda, 2nd edition (Oxford, 1989): 27 Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum: MUNICH, MUSEUM ANTIKER KLEINKUNST 7, 22-24, BEILAGE A7, PLS.(1535-1536) 321.1-2, 322.1-2 View Whole CVA Plates Vierneisel, K., and Kaeser, B. (eds.), Kunst der Schale, Kultur des Trinkens (Munich, 1990): 290-291, FIGS.47.4A-B (A, PART OF B) Wannagat, D., Archaisches Lachen, Die Entstehung einer komischen Bilderwelt in der korinthischen Vasenmalerei (Berlin and Boston, 2015): 124, FIG.107 (PART OF B1)
CAVI Lemma: BF Tyrrhenian ovoid neck amphora. From Vulci. Unattributed. Third quarter
sixth. 560-550 (CVA){1}.
CAVI Subject: A: duel; at left and right, women and bearded men watching (three figures on
each side){2}. B: komos: seven men dancing; on the ground, a column krater.
CAVI Inscriptions: Nonsense: A: to right of the body of the second person from the left:
υουεγυι{3}. Between the fighters, under the shields: υογ̣[--]γσι. B: to right of
the left-most figure's head: 4 letters? To right of the second figure's legs:
υουο(σ). To right of the fourth figure's legs: (.)ο[ν[ν{3}. Under the foot,
Dip.: Χ.
CAVI Footnotes: {1} too early. {2} Beazley speaks only of women. {3} could be read retr.:
γογευγι. {2} perhaps two sigmas?
CAVI Comments: Dot-band. Large but sloppy letters. The readings are uncertain. K.-G. calls
the figures on B satyrs; Beazley, men in the komos; they have no tails. Hackl
thought there were traces of a Dip. under the foot, but K.-G. denies that the
traces of paint are of that; yet Johnston accepts it. - Sguaitamatti (1982),
34/13 (Küsnacht, C.W. Hirschmann G 40, q.v.) is by the same painter.
