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)

20. Oxford, Ashmolean Mus. 523. Stamnos. From Gela:
h. 0.395.
Percy Gardner, JHS. 1904, p. 311, 310 (whole and B),
pl. ix (A): Frickenhaus, p. 37, no. 22, p. 10, fig. 22 (A):
Beazley, no. 17.
A. Three maenads sacrificing.
B. Three maenads.
27. Oxford 524. Stamnos. From Gela: h. 0.355.
Gardner, JHS. 1904, p. 311-314, figs, on pp. 312-313:
Beazley, no. 11: Frickenhaus, p. 35.
A. Apollo and two Muses.
B. Three Muses, one sitting on a rock.
28. Oxford 535.1 Lekythos. From Gela: h. 0.647.
Gardner, JHS. 1905, p. 70, no. 535, pl. ii, 1: Beazley,
no. 25: idem, JHS. 1912, p. 362, s.v. no. 32.
Apollo and Artemis with doe. APTQEMI^J.
29. Paris, Louvre G 344. Kalyx krater (fragments).
Cat. iii, p. 1090: Beazley, no. 2.
Two women, one playing flute and one with lyre (face
three-quarters front like Munich 64 (Sappho and Al-
kaios).
30. Louvre G404. Kalyx krater: h. 0.405, d. 0.39.
Cat. iii, p. 1100: Frickenhaus, p. 35 (attr. to Villa G. P.):
El. Cer. i, pl. 46 = Millin-Reinach, ii, pl. 66: Beazley de-
nies the attribution, cf. V A. p. 154: Wan tig, P: Eldridge,
AJA. 1917, p. 43, no. 16.
A. Dionysos, silen fluting, and Herakles or Hephaistos on
an ithyphallic mule.
31. Louvre G408. Stamnos: h. 0.40, d. 0.225.
Cat. iii, p. 1102: Jahn, Ann. d. Inst. 1862, p. 67: Mon. d.
Inst, vi-vii, pl. 65 = Reinach, i, p. 157: Saglio, i, p. 361,
fig. 449; iv, p. 1471, fig. 6593 (A): Schreiber, Kulturhist.
Bild. Atlas, pl. xiv, 8: Frickenhaus, p. 36, no. 17, pl. iii:
1 That this vase is from the same hand as Oxford no. 524 was pointed out by
Percy Gardner in his article.

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