Terracotta fragment of a kylix (drinking cup) 530 BC

This terracotta fragment of a kylix, a type of drinking cup, is a piece of ancient Greek pottery attributed to the Athenian potter Makron. Dated to 530 BC, the fragment features painted details of a figure, likely draped in clothing, with traces of red and black pigment. This fragment offers a glimpse into the decorative artistry of ancient Greece and the craftsmanship of Makron, a prominent potter whose work is known for its fine detail and distinct style. The Metropolitan Museum of Art houses this artifact, providing art enthusiasts with a chance to study and appreciate a small piece of the rich history of ancient Greek art.