Bronze Kylix (drinking Cup) (c.300 BC) by Ancient Greek Pottery

Bronze Kylix (drinking Cup) - Ancient Greek Pottery - c.300 BC

Artwork Information

TitleBronze Kylix (drinking Cup)
ArtistAncient Greek Pottery
Datec.300 BC
Mediumbronze
Art MovementHellenistic
Current LocationMetropolitan Museum of Art (Met), New York City, NY, US

About Bronze Kylix (drinking Cup)

The artwork, titled “Bronze Kylix (drinking Cup)”, is an ancient Greek pottery piece dating from around 300 BC. Crafted from bronze, this artifact belongs to the Hellenistic period and falls under the genre of utensils. It is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) in New York City, NY, US.

The Bronze Kylix showcases the exceptional craftsmanship of ancient Greek artisans. The cup, resting on a pedestal base, features a wide bowl designed for drinking. It is adorned with two gracefully curved handles extending outward, each culminating in a stylized swan’s head. The surface of the bronze is testament to its antiquity, exhibiting a verdant patina that adds to its historical allure. The Kylix stands as a testament to both the functionality and artistic sensibilities of the Hellenistic period.

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