T16.3 HECATE & THE GIANT CLYTIUS

Museum Collection | Antikensammlung Berlin |
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Catalogue No. | Berlin F2531 |
Beazley Archive No. | 220533 |
Ware | Attic Red Figure |
Shape | Kylix |
Painter | Signed by Aristophanes |
Date | ca. 410 - 400 B.C. |
Period | Classical |
DESCRIPTION
Detail of Hecate battling the giant Clytius from a painting of the Gigantomachia (War of the Giants).
Hecate slays the giant with a pair of flaming torches. The Gigante Clytius wears a leopard-skin cape and is driven to his knees by the brands searing wounds in his chest and thigh.
This image is a montage of two photos of the vase.