/internal/media/dispatcher/1295688/resize%25253Aformat%25253DthumbnailDrinking cup (kylix) with drunken revelers490–480 B.C.OnesimosEuphroniosHeight: 11.7 cm (4 5/8 in.)
Diameter: 36.5 cm (14 3/8 in)Ceramic, Red FigureCatharine Page Perkins Fund95.271On this large cup the interior tondo composition has two men dancing; one plays the double pipe. The other dances with his walking stick. A flute case hangs on the wall on the right. Inside the surrounding circle the inscription "Euphronios made [it]" (EUPHRONIOSEPIESEN) (in retrograde) and "The boy is pretty" (KALOSHOPAIS).
Exterior: Procession (komos) of eleven men intoxicated, dancing and staggering. On both sides above the figures is the inscription "Panaitios is pretty" (PANAITIOS KALOS) (on side A the inscription is in retrograde).
Side A: The man in the middle holds a large wine cup (kylix), the second from the left plays the double pipes with a small dog sniffing at his feet, and the one on the far right holds a deep cup (skyphos).
Side B: The men dance, holding walking sticks and are either nude or wearing cloaks across their shoulders. The one third from the right is nude and holds a lyre (barbiton), and a deep cup (skyphos). Under one handle is a small dog, under the other handle is a wine storage vessel (amphora), which has been tipped over on its side. Inscribed on the vessel is '[hop]ais.'
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