Corinthian black-figure aryballos with a panther and bird
Maker: Attributed to the Scaglione Painter or Herzegovina Painter
Medium:Wheel-thrown earthenware, slip-painted with incised details
Geography: Made in Corinth, Greece; found near Chiusi, Italy
Date: about 570-560 BC
Period: Greek Archaic period
Object number: 920.72.83
Credit Line: Gift of Sigmund Samuel
Gallery Location:Gallery of Greece
DescriptionThis oil flask (round aryballos) is decorated in black-figure technique with a panther and a bird. Amyx attributes it to the Herzogovina Painter, but Neeft considers it to be the work of the Scaglione Painter. It is dated to the Middle or Late Corinthian periods.
