/internal/media/dispatcher/600975/resize%25253Aformat%25253DthumbnailDrinking cup (kylix) depicting a man holding a basket, a pot and a staffabout 485–480 B.C.OnesimosHeight: 8 cm (3 1/8 in.); diameter: 22.2 cm (8 3/4 in.)Ceramic, Red FigureCatharine Page Perkins Fund95.290Interior: A bearded, wreathed man with short, curly hair and a receding forehead and a snub nose, leans over with left knee bent, and carries in his right hand a large cauldron inscribed in Greek "the boy" (HO PAIS) and in his right hand he holds a basket and staff. In field inscribed "the boy is handsome" (HOPAIS KALOS).
Exterior side A: Horse standing beside a tree, a hat of skin hangs on a branch. On either side of the horse ia a youth, one nude, the other wrapped in a himation. The nude boy is holding the horse's reigns.
Exterior side B: Two horses face to face. A youth between them.
Condition: Side B is much damaged. Considerably restored.Vessels8.000000000015367501