Principal scene of the Greek red-figured volute-krater also known as "the Hamilton Vase" (made in Italy ca. 330 B.C.), showing a youth and his horse standing in a small temple-like structure (naiskos), two men and two women holding various objects are depicted on its left and on its right. Watercolour by A. Dahlsteen, 176- (?).

Date:

1760-1769

Reference:

565666i

Part of:

Greek vases and vessels in the Hamilton Collection.