- A
skyphos (Ancient Gr****: σκύφος; pl.: skyphoi) is a two-handled deep wine-cup on a low
flanged base or none. The
handles may be
horizontal ear-shaped...
- band
skyphos) are a
specific form of
ancient Attic vase. They are a
hybrid between conventional skyphos and band cup. The
shape of the
skyphos is combined...
- (or "true jellies"). The
class name
Scyphozoa comes from the Gr**** word
skyphos (σκύφος),
denoting a kind of
drinking cup and
alluding to the cup shape...
- Agamemnon.
Kratos and Bia
appear in a late fifth-century BC red-figure
Attic skyphos of the
punishment of Ixion,
possibly based on a
scene from a lost tragedy...
- base and
often handles Phiale Rhyton, c. 430 BCE.
Skyphos, c. 740 BC
Glaux skyphos Hermogenes skyphos Jugs
Oenochoe Shape 1
Oinochoe Shape 2
Oinochoe Shape...
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alternate side of the
Skyphos depicts Augustus among Gods such as Venus,
Cupid and Mars, who
represent four
conquered provinces.
Skyphos cup of
Tiberius on...
-
vertical handles,
reflecting classical cup
shapes such as the
kantharos and
skyphos. Over time, the size of the bowl
diminished and the base
became larger...
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Dancing maenad.
Detail from an
ancient Gr****
Paestum red
figure skyphos, made by Python, c. 330–320 BC,
British Museum, London....
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early Gr****
alphabet and epigraphy. The cup of Acesander,
identified as a
skyphos, was
discovered along with
several other inscribed drinking vessels in...
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palace could hear her
singing sweetly as she worked. In the 5th-century
skyphos from
Boeotia an
apparently crippled Odysseus leans on a
crutch while a...
