Amphitrite and Theseus. Attic red figure kylix, c. 500-450 BCE. Attributed to the Briseis Painter.
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Amphitrite and Theseus. Attic red figure kylix, c. 500-450 BCE. Attributed to the Briseis Painter.
Erastes and Eromenos kissing - Tondo of an Attic red-figured cup - Artist known as the Briseis painter, real name unknown (Greece, circa 480 BC) - Musée du Louvre, Paris, France
Priam arrives at Achilles’ shelter to ransom the body of his son Hector. The youth facing him has been variously identified as an attendant or the disguised Hermes. Tondo of an Attic red-figure kylix, attributed to the Briseis Painter; ca. 480 BCE. Thought to have been found at Vulci; now in the British Museum.
Erastes (lover) and eromenos (beloved) kissing by the Briseis Painter, a Greek red-figure vase painter. Athens, c. 480 BCE.