Krater with Dionysus and Satyr

Ceramic vessel with Satyr serving Dionysys

Krater with Dionysus and Satyr

Krater with Dionysus and Satyr. Circa 480 BCE.

This "Red Figure" wine-mixing ceramic vessel, a Krater, is attributed to the "Pig Painter", one of the Mannerist artists.
Exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, USA.

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Clay Dionysos Krater Metropolitan Museum of Art Original Photo Pottery Satyrs and Silens USA

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