CIRCA 420 B.C.

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AN ATTIC RED-FIGURED SESSILE KANTHAROS
CIRCA 420 B.C.
One side with a youth seated on a klismos facing left, a himation draped over his hips and legs, a fillet in his hair in added red, his gaze directed at the diptych held in one hand, his stylus in the other; the other side with a standing woman facing right, wearing a chiton, a sakkos in her hair, holding a phiale above a kalathos, a mirror hanging above
4 3/8 in. (11.1 cm.) high

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with Charles Ede, London, 1995 (Pottery from Athens XIV, no. 25).

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Sessile kantharoi are only rarely decorated in red figure. The shape is most commonly decorated with panels inspired by textile, feather, floral and other patterns, the so-called Saint-Valentin vases, named after a kantharos found at La Motte Saint-Valentin. For a red-figured sessile kantharos by the Shuvalov Painter, to whom the present cup may also be attributed, see pl. 36 3/4 in Rohde, Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum, Deutsche Demokratische Republik, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Antikensammlung, Band 1.