Splanchnoptes painter

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Splanchnoptes Painter's Bowl, Baltimore, Walters Art Museum 48.91

As Splanchnoptes painter one will Attic - red-figure vase painter called.

The works of the Splanchnoptes painter are dated to the middle of the 5th century BC. Dated. It got its emergency name from a fragmentary bowl in the Museum of Antiquities of Heidelberg University (inventory number 143). A sacrificial servant is shown there, who is called σπλαγχνόπτης ( Splanchnoptes ) in ancient Greek . The sacrificial servant is shown frying the entrails of a sacrificial animal on a spit over the flames of an altar.

The artist worked in the workshop of the important Penthesilea painter , where mainly bowls and smaller vessels such as skyphos were made. In the Museo Archeologico Nationale in Ferrara there is a bowl made of spina , in which the Penthesilea painter designed the interior and the Splanchnoptes painter designed the exterior. In the Antikenmuseum of Heidelberg University there is a complete bowl and four bowl fragments by the painter, another bowl in the Antikenmuseum Basel (inventory number Lu 46).

literature

  • John D. Beazley : Attic red-figure vase-painters . 2nd ed. Oxford 1963, pp. 891-899.
  • Reinhard Lullies in Antique Works of Art from the Ludwig Collection. Volume 1. Early Tonsarcophagi and Vases , von Zabern, Mainz 1979, pp. 126–127 ISBN 3-8053-0439-0 .

Web links

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Remarks

  1. inventory number 9351; from the grave T 212 B VP