The Marsyas Painter, the Eleusinian Painter and the Painter of Athens 12592 mark a short and final flourish in the quality of Attic vase painting. Shortly afterwards, the activities of the YZ Group painters produced a multitude of vases of inferior quality in a number of workshops. Their end is also that of the Attic red-figure tradition.
The Marsyas Painter, the Eleusinian Painter, and the Painter of Athens 12592 are a brief but significant period of high-quality Attic vase painting.  Subsequently, the YZ Group painters produced numerous vases of lower quality in various workshops, marking the end of the Attic red-figure style.