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Kylix (Drinking Cup) by Penthesilea Painter, about 460 BCE

Kylix (Drinking Cup)

Penthesilea Painter

Artist
Penthesilea Painter
Date
about 460 BCE
Medium
terracotta, red-figure
Classification
drinking vessel
Dimensions
2942 × 2250 px

Palette

k-means, k=5, in CIELAB

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