Terracotta fragments of a kylix (drinking cup) 530 BC

This artwork consists of terracotta fragments of a kylix, a type of drinking cup commonly used in Ancient Greece. Created by the Athenian potter Epiktetos around 530 BC, this piece depicts a black-figure scene with a red-figure style. It is a fragmented example of Ancient Greek pottery and demonstrates the use of different painting techniques. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City houses these fragments, allowing viewers to see how artistic styles and techniques evolved throughout ancient Greek history. This piece showcases the artistry of Epiktetos and the ingenuity of ancient Greek potters.