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An Apulian red-figure bell krater, 350–330 BCE, depicting a seated female figure wearing jewelry and a chiton, seated on three rocks, with a diadem in her hair. In her left hand she holds a thyrsus, and in her right hand a lekanis. Above her hangs a goat’s skull. In front of her stands a satyr, holding a torch and a metal bucket (situla). On the other side are depicted two standing men, wearing long robes and leaning on sticks. This bell krater may be attributed to the Lucera Painter. Height 38 cm, diameter 38 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]
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