K22.8 PAN, APOLLON & ARTEMIS
Museum Collection: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Catalogue Number: Boston 1987.53
Beazley Archive Number: N/A
Ware: Apulian Red Figure
Shape: Calyx krater
Painter: Attributed to the Darius Painter
Date: ca 340 - 330 BC
Period: Late Classical
ARTICLES
Detail of the gods Artemis, Pan and Apollon from a painting depicting the exposure of the infant Aigisthos, son of Thyestes. Artemis wears a quiver and holds in her hands a bow and arrows. The tiny figure of Pan, or Paniskos (little Pan), holds a conch-shell horn, and bow and quiver hanging from a club. Apollon is seated with a branch of laurel, swan and leopard.
ARTICLES Pan, Artemis, Apollon
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