532 BCE-500 BCE
Fragment from an Attic, black-figure amphora. On the body, a harnessing scene with four figures. At the left, a nude man holds the reigns of harnessed horses. In the center, a warrior wearing a Corinthian helmet walks to the right and looks back towards the horse that he leads. To the right stands a charioteer in profile bearded and wearing a long white chiton. The final figure is only partially visible, his legs and left hand facing towards the harnessed horses. The figural panel is bordered on the top by a lotus palmette band and on the bottom by a leftward key meander. Added red is used to highlight details, namely the horses's manes and hair. The fragment is repaired from several smaller fragments and was mended in antiquity with a metal clamp.
19.9 cm (7 13/16 in.)
David M. Robinson, Baltimore, MD, bequest; to the Fogg Art Museum, 1960.
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