object type / vase shape: Apulian red figure oinochoe shape 8 (pitcher)
<p>- description above: Pan with syrinx, woman / goddess with phiale seated, altar, woman with torch / goddess (Persephone?) seated, naked youth, satyr
- below: Apollon, Admetos, Herakles, Alkestis between 2 children, old paidagogos, woman / goddess with phiale seated
- production place: Apulia
- painter: Group of BM F 308 (closely connected with the Chamay Painter)
- period / date: late classical, ca. 340-330 BC
- material: pottery (clay)
- height: 41.4 cm
- findspot: unknown (La Pagliaiuola 116, Costantini collection)
- museum / inventory number: Fiesole, Museo Civico Archeologico
- bibliography: Arthur Dale Trendall, Alexander Cambitoglou, The red-figured vases of Apulia volume I and II, Oxford 1978, cat. 16/68
- CVA Fiesole 2, plates 18.1-2, 19.1-2, 20.1-2
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