Red-figure kylixAntiphon PainterNone

  • MuseumMuseum of Cycladic Art
The kylix was the standard vessel for drinking wine in ancient Greece, and as such, it was closely associated with the symposium - a gathering of men of aristocratic origin, who drank, ate, discussed and enjoyed various kinds of entertainment. Kylikes were decorated both on the exterior and at the centre of the interior (

Antiphon Painter

Discover the antiphon painter, a renowned ancient Greek red-figure vase artist from Athens (495–480 BC). Famous for depicting aristocratic youth, mythological scenes, and innovative eye-cups, showcasing early classical art mastery.

Museum of Cycladic Art (Athens, Greece)

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About this artwork

  • Title: Red-figure kylix
  • Artist: Antiphon Painter
  • Format: Landscape
  • Copyright status: Under copyright
  • Where to see it: Museum of Cycladic Art
  • Color intensity: Balanced
  • Perceived brightness: bright

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Does the copyright of "Red-figure kylix" by Antiphon Painter allow reproductions?

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What other names is Antiphon Painter known by?

Antiphon Painter is also known as Antiphon.

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