Fragment of a terracotta krater or dinos (bowl for mixing wine and water) by Sophilos

Fragment of a terracotta krater or dinos (bowl for mixing wine and water) 570 BC

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This fragment of a terracotta krater, dating to 570 BC, depicts a figure with horns and a beard, likely a satyr. It is attributed to the Athenian black-figure vase painter Sophilos. The fragment is decorated with black-figure painting, which involves painting black figures and details onto a red clay background. This style was prevalent in ancient Greece from around 630 to 500 BC and is characterized by its distinctive artistic language, which often reflects mythological narratives and daily life scenes.