Attributed To:Manner of LYSIPPIDES P by BEAZLEY MASTOS P by BEAZLEY
Decoration: Body: WEDDED PAIR IN CHARIOT (HERAKLES AND HEBE), DIONYSOS WITH DRINKING HORN, APOLLO WITH KITHARA, WOMAN, HERMES Shoulder: FIGHT, WARRIORS, MAN, WOMEN, BOEOTIAN SHIELD, DEVICE, DISCS
Last Recorded Collection: New York (N.Y.), Metropolitan Museum: 14.105.10
Publication Record: Beazley, J.D., Attic Black-Figure Vase-Painters (Oxford, 1956): 261.37, 257, 672 Beazley, J.D., Attic Red-figure Vase-painters, 1st ed. (Oxford, 1942): 6.17 Bulletin of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York: 10 (1915) 123, FIG.2 Carpenter, T.H., with Mannack, T. and Mendonca, M., Beazley Addenda, 2nd edition (Oxford, 1989): 68 Jurriaans-Helle, G., Composition in Athenian Black-Figure Vase-Painting, The Chariot in Profile Type Scene. Babesch Supplementa 41 (Leuven, Paris, and Bristol, 2021): 117, 265, FIG.42 (COLOUR OF BD. BD) Palagia, O. and Wescoat, B.D. (eds.), Samothracian Connections, Essays in honour of James R. McCredie (Oxford, 2010): 55, FIG.5.7 (BD, PART OF S) Reusser, C. and Bürge, M. (eds.), Exekias und seine Welt, Tagung an der Universität Zürich vom 1.–2. März 2019, Züricher Archäologische Forschungen 8 (Zurich, 2022): PLS.67D, 68D (COLOUR OF PARTS OF BD) Shapiro, H.A., Art and Cult under the Tyrants in Athens (Mainz, 1989): PL.23F
CAVI Lemma: Fragmentary BF hydria. Mastos Painter{1}. Ca. 530-520.
CAVI Subject: Shoulder: duel (warriors parted). Body: Heracles mounting a chariot, with
Hebe; at left, Dionysus; behind the chariot, Apollo citharoedus and a woman; in
front of the horses, Hermes. Predella: fight.
CAVI Inscriptions: Body: above Dionysus' head: [Διο]νυσος. To right of Hebe's face: ḥ[--]{2}. To
right of the pair's lower bodies, facing: hε[ρακλες]{3}. To right of Apollo's
kithara, above the woman's head: Απολ[λ]ον. An uninscribed woman behind the
horses. In the upper right-hand corner, above the horses' and Hermes' heads:
Ονετοριδες καλος{4}. To left of Hermes' legs: ḥ[ερμες].
CAVI Footnotes: {1} manner of Lysippides Painter. {2} what looks like a pi with curved top is
probably the lower part of a heta; I see no other traces in the photo in
Shapiro, unless there is a smudge at a little distance; most of the surface is
gone here. {3} there is probably not enough space in front of Hebe to restore
Herakles there. {4} the first sigma is given as extant in ABV; the last is
written under the omicron, as the inscription runs into the margin. The photo in
S. shows all letters.
CAVI Comments: The layout of inscriptions is in the Exekian manner.
