Fragment of a terracotta kylix (drinking cup) 520 BC

This fragment of a terracotta kylix (drinking cup) dating back to 520 BC is a notable example of Athenian black-figure pottery. Attributed to the renowned potter Euphronios, the fragment showcases a black-figure style, characterized by figures painted in black silhouette against a red background. This fragment likely depicts a scene from Greek mythology, featuring a figure with detailed clothing and intricate patterns. The style and detail of this fragment exemplify the skill and artistry of Athenian potters during this period, making it a valuable piece for understanding ancient Greek art and culture.