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Maenads and Dionysos holding a kantharos, stamnos by Smikros, Louvre Museum.
Maenads and Dionysos holding a kantharos, stamnos by Smikros, Louvre Museum.
As portrayed by his contemporary Phintias, c. 510 – c. 505 BCE
As portrayed by his contemporary Phintias, c. 510 – c. 505 BCE
Oinochoe (wine-jug), showing the Judgement of Paris
Oinochoe (wine-jug), showing the Judgement of Paris
A warrior, named as Thorykion, arms in the presence of two Scythian archers: Euthymides's signature and patronymic can be read near his right leg.
A warrior, named as Thorykion, arms in the presence of two Scythian archers: Euthymides's signature and patronymic can be read near his right leg.
Opposite side of the same vase, showing two athletes and their trainer: Euthymides's signature and patronymic are between the trainer's body and stick
Opposite side of the same vase, showing two athletes and their trainer: Euthymides's signature and patronymic are between the trainer's body and stick.