GREECE MACEDONIA EMATHIA VERGINA MUSEUM

Above left: Black-figure kolumn krater with erotic scenes (575 - 550 BC). - Above right: Attic vases (5th century BC): 1. black-figure skyphoi decorated with the iconographic repertoire of Apollo and Dionysos; 2. red-figure pelike (ca. 470 BC) of Hermonax; 3. black-glaced cups. - Below left: Attic red-figure calyx krater, decorated with a sacrificial scene (ca. 400 BC). - Below right: Red-figure Attic vases (400 - 350 BC): 1. Pelike with griffins and an Amazon; 2. small bell krater with a coquettish lady visited by Eros; 3. skyphoi with maenads and men dressed with himation; 4. bronze cauldron of a Macedonian workshop.

Above left: Vases (350 - 300 BC). The Attic red-figure vase in the centre shows a symposium scene with elegant flute-girls. - Above right: Attic white-ground lekythoi, most of them from the workshop of the 'Painter of the Women' and his followers and from the workshop of the 'Painter of the Triglyphs'. Almost all of them were found in the graves of a queen, most probably Simiche (ca. 420 BC), and the grave of Perdikkas II (413 BC).

Above: All those beautiful white-ground lekythoi and only quite general information without specific details.

Left: Vases of 350 - 275 BC.