object type / vase shape: attic white ground cup type B (kylix)
<p>- description interior: Apollon sitting on a stool, holding lyra, laurel-wreath in the hair, pouring a sacrifice from a phiale; in front of him sits a raven - exterior: not decorated (black) - production place: Athens - potter: Euphronios (Bloesch) - painter: not attributed, manner of the Berlin Painter, who however did not paint other white ground kylikes; compare the Pistoxenos-Painter (who´s work is later) or the circle / workshop of Euphronios or Onesimos - period / date: late archaic, ca. 480 BC - material: pottery (clay) - diameter: 17.8 cm - findspot: Delphi, tomb - museum / inventory number: Delphi, Archaeological Museum 8410 (sic) - bibliography: Beazley archive, pottery database 5522 (inv. „8140“)
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