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Catalogusnummer: 4886
A large Middle Corinthian pottery Alabastron, by the Winged Panther Painter, ca. 600-575 BCE;
The entire body almost covered by a large winged panther with a single outstretched wing, the panther with decorative incised triangle band round its neck, shown with face full front, rosette infill, tongues around neck and double dotted band between pairs of lines below, tongues around rim and dots on edge, tongues within concentric circles around base. This vase is noted to be the name vase for the Winged Panther Painter.
h. 27 cm.
Provenance: Christie's London, 27th Oct. 2004, lot 439. Acquired from Muntzen und Medaillen, Basle, June 1983. Published: D.A. Amyx, Corinthian Vase-Painting of the Archaic Period, Berkely, 1988, app. III, p. 342, vase 1. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar.
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