What Sue says “The composition on the body is rich and complicated” “her forward foot impressively foreshortened.” “The scene is filled with action, large vigorous figures, dramatic fore shortenings, and complex patterns echoed, mirrored or reflected.
THE Euphronios problem is more than twenty years old: in 1893 Hartwig, in his Meisterschalen, first attcibuted to the painterMain features All figures in profile Detailed anatomy (Herakles bicep) Use of overlapping and foreshortening (Amazon's foot) Dynamic poses Use of paint (black bow and outlines) Symmetries (Herakles and Telemon form a 'X' doing the same movement) Twists in muscles (Telemons legs and Herakles abdominal) Brush strokes in Phrygian clothin Correct eyes EUPHRONIOS AND HIS COLLEAGUES.1 PLATE IV.
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Party/dancing (komastes) Contrasts with The battle May have Been Assistant Smikros Symmetry In Fallen amazons Telemon delivering killing blow Foreshortened foot Black bow To make it Stand out against figures Teisipyle Herakles attributes Overlapping to show depth Euphronios (Getty Museum) Museum Collection Euphronios Greek (Attic), active 520 - 480 B.C. Euphronios, Sarpedon Krater Euthymides, Three Revelers Niobid Krater Daedalic and Archaic Browse this content.
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