http://collections.mfa.org/internal/media/dispatcher/602088/resize%3Aformat%3DfullOil flask (lekythos) with seated woman and attendantabout 440 B.C.the Achilles PainterCeramic, White GroundAt left, a woman seated to right in a chair, painted brown, holding an object in both hands. The paint used has faded away, but it most likely was a necklace or other piece of jewelry. She wears a sleeved dress (chiton) and a pink mantle (himation). From the right approaches a girl holding out both hands. She also must have been holding something, perhaps more jewelry. She wears a diaphanous sleeveless dress (peplos): its color has since faded away . Hanging in field to left, a mirror and an oinochoë. To the right, a hair-bag (sakkos) hangs. Between the women at the top of the body of the vessel a Greek inscription reads: "Axiopeithes, son of Alkimachos, is handsome" (AXIOPEI[THE]S KALOS ALKIMAX[O]). Vessels34.7000000000 Centimeterhttp://collections.mfa.org/objects/153995/rdf