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K8.22 ATHENA & THE GIANT ENCELADUS

Athena & Enceladus | Attic red figure vase painting
DETAILS
Museum Collection Antikensammlung Berlin
Catalogue No. Berlin F2531
Beazley Archive No. 220533
Ware Attic Red Figure
Shape Kylix
Painter Signed by Aristophanes
Date ca. 410 - 400 B.C.
Period Classical

DESCRIPTION

Detail of Athena battling the giant Enceladus from a painting of the Gigantomachia (War of the Giants).

Athena battles the giant Enceladus. The goddess wears the serpent-trimmed, Gorgon-headed aegis draped across her arm as a shield and brandishes a spear. The fallen, beardless Gigante is equipped with a shield and crested helm and draws a sword from a scabbard.

This image is a montage of two photos of the vase.

ARTICLES

Athena, Enceladus, Gigantes

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