BELL-SHAPED CRATER WITH RED FIGURES The A side features a banquet scene with three reclining young men, one of whom plays the kottabos and another holds a rhyton to the sound of a standing young woman playing the aulos. In the field, three buccrones. Side B adorned with three ephebes in conversation. Black-glazed orange clay with white paint highlights. Greek art, Attica, second quarter 4th c. B.C. Attributed to the Painter of Telos. Height. 28 cm. Very well preserved. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Cf. Delavaud M.-H., Du Nouveau sur La Danse et La Musique en Grèce Ancienne, Connaissance hellénique, n°156, July 2020. PROVENANCE. Collection A. de Munter, Brussels, av. 2000. An export certificate for cultural property dated December 22, 2023 will be given to the buyer.

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