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Large Paestian red-figure amphora from Astea. 340–330 B.C. H 45.9 cm, W 18.9 cm, ø 18.3 cm. On one side, a young woman holding an offering bowl and a young man wearing a wreath and a garland of fruit stand on either side of an altar. On the other side, Eros hurries to the right carrying a box and a wreath. On both sides of the neck, a female head wearing a sakkos. Generous use of white and yellow for the details. With TL analysis! Intact. Provenance: formerly in the private collection of Dr. M. C., Geneva, acquired in the 1960s; published by Arthur D. Trendall in 1987. Attributed and published by A. D. Trendall, *The Red-Figured Vases of Paestum*. Volume 2 (1987), p. 127, no. 184.
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