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[Agora Publication Page] Agora 30, s. 41, p. 22

ARV² 541, 1. Paralip. 449, 33 bis. Addenda 328. Paralip. 385, 1. Addenda 256. Esposito and de Tommaso, Vasi attic, p. 63, cat. no. 96. ARV² 576, 33. CVA, Vienna 2 [Österreich 2], pl. 93 [93]:5. Addenda ... Agora 30 22 ... CVA, Vienna 2 [Österreich 2], pl. 93 [93]:5 ... MonPiot 58, 1972, pl. 4 ... CVA, Louvre 4 [France 5], pl. 29 [299]:7

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[Agora Publication Page] Agora 30, s. 178, p. 159

ARV² 589, 1. Addenda 264. Prange, Niobidenmaler, p. 157, cat. no. A 1, pl. 51. ARV² 240, 31. Ostraka. ARV² 234, 11. ARV² 234, 1. Addenda 200. ARV¹ 169, 8. ARV² 239, 27. Paralip. 349, 29 bis. Addenda 201 ... Agora 30 159 P 7251 P 7249 P 6890 P 7244 D 7:2 ... 490-480 B.C ... Prange, Niobidenmaler, p. 157, cat. no. A 1, pl. 51 ... Jehasse, MonPiot 58, 1972 [pp. 25-41], p. 36-41 ... CVA, Basel 3 [Schweiz 7], pl. 11 [323]: 2, 4

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[Agora Publication Page] Agora 30, s. 50, p. 31

Bell-Kraters. Bell-Kraters; Type 1; Bell-Kraters with Lugs. Beazley, CB ii, p. 50. Hesperia Suppl. 010, pp. 8-9. Denoyelle, Chefs d'oeuvre-Louvre, pp. 114-115, cat. no. 52. Follman, Pan-Maler, pp. 50-51 ... Agora 30 31 ... Beazley, The Berlin Painter, Mainz 1974, p. 4 ... MonPiot 58, 1972, [pp. 25-41], pp. 30-36, pl. 4 ... PGU 83, pl. 163

[Agora Object] Agora XXX, no. 173

Six non-joining fragments, a of rim, neck, shoulder, and start of one handle column, b + d of shoulder with swelling for handle root and part of wall, c, f, and g of wall. Glaze dull in places on outside; ... Ca. 480 B.C ... Jehasse, MonPiot 58, 1972 [ pp. 25--41], pp. 36--41; J. ... There are not very many red-figured examples of satyrs making wine, and 173 seems to be one of the earliest, preceded slightly by the scene on a bell-krater in Basel, Antikenmuseum und Sammlung Ludwig, BS 482, attributed to the Kleophrades Painter (ARV2 1632, 49 bis; Addenda 188; CVA, Basel 3 [Schweiz 7], pl. 11 [323]:2, 4); 173 seems to be the only example in which there are four satyrs by themselves. ... Normally this is a simple, plain vessel without handles (e.g., Lecce 602; Naples, Capodimonte 960 by the Pig Painter: ARV2 563, 4; Paralip. 389, 4; Addenda 260).