Kylix Fragment 510 BC

This fragment of a Kylix, a type of drinking cup, dates back to 510 BC and is attributed to the Segment Class of artists. The black-figure decoration, a technique that was popular in Ancient Greece, depicts a figure in a scene that is unfortunately incomplete due to the fragment's condition. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City houses this piece, highlighting its artistic significance and offering viewers a glimpse into ancient Greek pottery and artistic practices.