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Greek, A Red-figure Calyx-krater, attributed to the Niobid Painter (ca. 440 B.C.)
Title: Greek, A Red-figure Calyx-krater, attributed to the Niobid Painter (ca. 440 B.C.)
Description:
Terracotta, 26 × 1 cm.
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