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Attic black-figure necked amphora by the Red-Line Painter. 510–490 B.C. H 28.3 cm, ø 17.7 cm. On the front, the ascent of Dionysus to Olympus. The god stands in the quadriga, with Kantharos as the charioteer; behind him is a maenad, and in front of him a small, floating figure. On the reverse, the scene is complemented by a thiasos consisting of two dancing satyrs and a maenad with a rhyton. White and red paint are used for numerous details. The vase has been reassembled, with small missing sections filled in but not retouched. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Dr. H.-J. V., Munich; acquired before 1990 at a Munich fair. For information on the painter, see J. D. Beazley, *Attic Black-figure Vase-painters* (1956), pp. 600–605.
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