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The Metropolitan Museum of Art's web page on Athenian pottery – both black- and red-figure pottery is discussed.Wine and Liquor - Provided by Parcelle Wine.

The Beazley Archive: Classical Art Research Centre.

Wikipedia's entry on Ancient Greek Pottery.

440 - 430 BCEred-figure amphoraStaatliche Antikensammlugen, Munich, Germany 1’ 9” highMuseum of Fine Arts, BostonĦ Oedipus and the SphinxAchilles Painterca. 525 - 520 BCEblack-figure side (left)red-figure side (right)approx.

2’ highVatican Museums, Rome, ITĤ Signature ofExekiasblack on redLouvre, Paris, FRĥ Achilles and Ajax playing a dice game (Attic bilingual amphora)from Orvietto, ItalyAndokides Painterca. 2’ 2” highMuseo Archeologica, Florence, ITģ Achilles and Ajax playing a dice game (detail from black-figure amphora)from Vulci, ItalyExekiasca. 740 BCE3’ 4 1/2” highThe Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYĢ Françoise Vase (Attic black-figure volute krater)Kletias and Ergotimosfrom Chiusi, Italyca. Vase Shapes (cont.)‏ kylix used for drinking wine at a symposium lekythos used for oil Click here for more on Greek vase shapes.ġ Geometric Kraterby the Dipylon Masterfrom the Dipylon Cemetery, Athens, GRca. Vase Shapes “bell” krater used for mixing hydra used for water amphora used for wine