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 FOUNDRY PAINTER

Hartwig, pp. 381 ff.
Hauser, F.R. iii, pp. 81-86.
Buschor, p. 176.
Beazley, VA. pp. 93-94.
The kylix in Berlin (2294) on which the interior of a bronze
foundry is represented, was for many years regarded as the work
of either Douris or Brygos. Hartwig first classified the vase cor-
rectly by assigning it to a master whom he called the Diogenes
Painter. Beazley agrees with the majority of Hartwig’s attri-
butions but prefers to call the artist by the name of the Foundry
Painter and adds materially to the list of attributions.
The style of the painter is very similar to that of Brygos and
many of Beazley’s attributions have heretofore been regarded
as the work of that master.
1. Berlin 2294. Kylix. FromVulci: h. 0.12, d. 0.305.
Cat. p. 593: CIG. 7809: Panofka, Bild. Ant. Let). pl. viii,
5: Per. and Chip, x, pp. 653, 655, 657, figs. 360 (A), 361
(5): Hartwig, p. 381 (attr. to Diogenes Master): Ger-
hard, Trinkschalen, pls. ix, 2; xii and xiii: Buschor, p. 178,
fig. 128 (part of A): Overbeck, HG. pl. xviii, 6 (interior
only), p. 433, no. 63: F.R. iii, pp. 81-86, pl. 135 (Hauser),
(attr. to an artist allied to Brygos): Diimmler, Bonn.
Stud. p. 83 (attr. to Douris): Klein, LI. p. 101, 1 (attr. to
Douris): Beazley, VA. p. 94 (attr. to Foundry Master):
Bliimner, Technologic iv, p. 330, pl. 5, fig. 50 (ext.); idem,
Athen. Mitt. 1886, p. 150: Baumeister, i, p. 506, fig. 547
(ext.): Jahn, Sachs. Bericht. 1867, p. 106, pl. v, 4: Murray,
Hist. Greek Sculp. (Z as vignette on title page): Saglio, i,
p. 790, figs. 937-939 (various groups); ii, p. 327, fig. 2484
(ext.); iv, p. 1490, fig. 6609; fig. 6613: Lloyd, Shield of
Achilles (J as vignette on title page): Bull. d. Inst. 1835,
pp. 166 ff.: Duruy, Hist, ii, p. 191 (A): Rossbach, Rom.
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