O18.1 RIVER-GOD & NAIAD-NYMPH

Museum Collection | British Museum, London |
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Catalogue No. | London F194 |
Beazley Archive No. | N/A |
Ware | Campanian Red Figure |
Shape | Amphora, Neck |
Painter | Attributed to the Danaid Painter |
Date | ca 350 - 325 B.C. |
Period | Late Classical / Early Hellenistic |
DESCRIPTION
A Naiad-nymph rides on the back of a River-God. The nymph wears a wreath of flowers and holds a water-jug (hydria) in her hand. The Potamos is depicted with the body and horns of a bull and the head of man.