Object class: Drinking vessels / Materials: Ceramic (material) / Person depicted: Dionysus/Bacchus (Greek and Roman deity)

Start Over Object class Drinking vessels Materials Ceramic (material) Person depicted Dionysus/Bacchus (Greek and Roman deity)

Hearst Museum object titled Kylix (eye cup), accession number 8-898, described as Attic black-figure kylix; reassembled from many fragments with some restoration in white plaster; interior: reserved tondo none of whose decoration remains; A-B: Dionysos (with ivy and rhyton) and maenad between eyes; at each side of handle, dancing satyr; under handle, slender lotus; on rim (white-ground), double row of ivy leaves.

Missing

Hearst Museum object titled Kylix fragments, accession number 8-7984, described as Attic red-firgure kylix fragments; three fragments from bowl; I, Dionysos, with thyrsos and kantharos, riding to right on panther; tondo framed by meander and saltire squares; B, youth with leg raised in ‘seated’ posture; at handles, palmette scrolls. M.P.D. b) 8.9 cm. Cermanic; Attic red-figure. Cf. two kylixes near the Bull Painter: San Simeon 5568 (unpublished) and Cincinnati 1884.231 (ARV2 page 1351, number 9; Paralipomena page 483).

$Hearst Museum object titled Kylix type a, accession number 8-899, described as Attic black-figure cup (sub-A); put together from numerous fragments with repainting over fractures, large area of restoration on side B; I, winged youth; A-B Dionysos with satyrs, seated women, and a satyr on a donkey; under each handle, a dolphin.$