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 2) (Cambridge: Harvard Univ. Press, 1919)

62 a-d. Heidelberg B 7, B 17, B 59, B 60. Kylix (fragments),
a B 7 (Beazley, no. 82). Int. Woman. Ext. Women.
b B 17 (Beazley, no. 34). Int. Woman seated with
wreath. Ext. Silens.
c B 59 (Beazley, no. 81). Man.
d B 60 (Beazley, no. 80). Youth with flower.
63. London, Brit. Mus. E 58. Kylix: h. 0.117, d. 0.288.
Cat. iii, p. 81 (attr. to Douris ?): Mon. d. Inst, iv, pl. 33 -
Reinach, i, p. 129, 1: Braun, Ann. d. Inst. 1846, p. 228:
El. Cer. iii, pl. 89, pp. 230, 255: Roscher, i, 2404: Murray,
Des. no. 37: Beazley, no. 101.
I. Hermes with lyre and kerykeion.
A and B. Palaistra. Three athletes and a trainer on each
side.
64. Brit. Mus. E 59. Kylix. From Nola: h. 0.085, d. 0.225.
Cat. iii, p. 81 (attr. to Douris?): Murray, Des. no. 38
(Douris ?), (Z): Beazley, no. 86.
I. Youth holding a hare by the ears.
A. Three youths, the central figure seated on chair, playing
the flutes.
B. Three youths, the central figure seated on a cushion or
a cube.
65. Brit. Mus. E 62 (850). Kylix: h. 0.135, d. 0.33.
Cat. iii, p. 84: Murray, Des. no. 41 (Z): Beazley, no. 73:
Hartwig, p. 295, no. 7.
I. Bearded man, seated, and a nude boy who offers him a
goat’s leg (?).
A. Three men sitting, one standing. The sitting youth has
his hands clasped on his knees.1
B. (Side A in Hartwig). Four bearded men, three sitting,
one standing.
1 For the youth with his hands clasped on his knees, cf. Hartwig, p. 350, note 1.

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