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Small Campanian red-figure bell krater by the Painter of New York, GR 1000. Cumae, 340–330 BCE. H 17.1 cm, W 15.4 cm, ø 13.2 cm. On both sides, a woman’s head with a feathered crown and a saccos. White used for details. Includes a lovely informational leaflet from the previous owner! Tiny chip on the foot; otherwise in very good, intact condition. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of G. B., Switzerland; acquired on October 3, 1983, from Ariadne Galleries, New York. Compare A. D. Trendall, Red-Figure Vases from Southern Italy and Sicily—A Handbook (1990), fig. 317.3; on the painter, see ibid., p. 195 with fig. 319.
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