拍品專文
Each side of this lively amphora features a quadriga driven by a charioteer and accompanied by an armed hoplite. Each charioteer dons a sleeveless patterned chiton rendered in added white. The hoplites each wear a crested Corinthian helmet; on one side he wields a circular shield and on the other he carries a Boeotian shield. To the right of the quadriga on one side is a kneeling hoplite, wearing a similar crested helmet, greaves and a corselet, who looks back with a raised spear in one hand and a circular shield in the other. For another amphora also in the manner of the Lysippides Painter with a similar chariot scene, see one side of the amphora in the Museo Nazionale Tarquiniense, Beazley Archive Pottery Database no. 13851.