object type / vase shape: Chalkidian eye-cup
<p>- description interior: tondo: mask of satyr (frontal view)
- outer zone: 2 Boreads pursuing 2 Harpyies chasing them into the see, thus protecting king Phineus (reclining), surrounded by 3 women; palm tree; 3 nymphs / maenads bathing, palm tree, 2 satyrs approaching; Dionysos with Ariadne in chariot drawn by stags, satyr at perirrhanterion; name inscriptions (barely legible)
- exterior A = B: panther head and nose between eyes between satyr´s ears between erotic pairs (symplegmata) of satyr and nymph
- production place: Rhegion (?)
- painter / group: Group of the Phineus-cup / Phineus Painter
- period / date: late archaic, ca. 530-520 BC
- material: pottery (clay)
- height: 15.5 cm
- diameter (without handles): 38 cm
- findspot: Vulci (Feoli collection)
- museum / inventory number: Würzburg, Martin von Wagner Museum L 164
- bibliography: Andreas Rumpf, Chalkidische Vasen, Berlin, Leipzig 1927, cat. 20
- Mario Iozzo, Ceramica "Calcidese". Nuovi documenti e problemi riproposti, Roma 1994, cat. VU 32
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