Hoppin, Joseph Clark: A handbook of Attic red-figured vases, signed by or attributed to the various masters of the sixth and fifth centuries B.C. (Band 1) (Cambridge: Harvard Univ. Press, 1919)

THE PAINTER OF THE ETHIOP PELIKE
Beazley, VA. p. 138.
A minor and rather insignificant artist of the late archaic
period, identified by Beazley.
1. Boston 01.18. Amphora: h. 0.335.
Beazley, VA. p. 138.
A. Woman pouring wine for young soldier. ΛΡΗ^.
B. Youth leaning on staff.
Graffito Hull.
2. Deepdene 89, 1. Pelike.1
Sale Cat. p. 16: Tischbein, ii, pl. 21 = Reinach, ii, p.
297,6: Beazley, no. 2.
A. Herakles and woman.
B. Youth.
3. Dresden 323. Pelike. From Nola.
AZ. 1865, p. 17, pl. 194 (A) = Reinach, i, p. 396, 1-2:
Hettner, Bildw. z. Dresden, 4th ed. p. 13: Roscher, ii,
p. 1195 (A): Winter, J A V. p. 59, D 3: Beazley, no. 4.
A. Circe and one of Odysseus’ men.
B. Woman muffled.
4. London, Brit. Mus. E 411. Pelike. From Nola. Formerly
in Blacas Coll., also Durand Coll. 737: h. 0.223.
Cat. iii, p. 257: Beazley, no. 6.
A. Woman with oinochoe and youth with spear. Imitation
inscription for 0 παΐς καλός.
B. Youth.
5. Brit. Mus. E 413. Pelike. Formerly in Blacas Coll., also
Durand Coll. 406: h. 0.242.
Cat. iii, p. 258: Beazley, no. 5.
A. Young warrior and old man.
B. Youth.
1 Acquired at the recent sale by Mr. Cory.
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