39 Vases whose Shape is "Bell krater"

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Baltimore, Hopkins BMA 51.486, High Classical
Side A: Eos carries off KephalosSide B: three youths

Berlin 31094, Late Classical
Side A: Herakles carrying PalaimonSide B: three youths

Berlin V.I. 4532, Late Classical
Side A: Odysseus and SirensSide B: Half-draped youth and a draped youth, both wearing fillets and holding sticks

Boston 00.346, Classical
A: the death of Actaeon. B: youth and women.

Boston 10.185, Early Classical
Side A: death of Aktaion. Side B: Pan pursuing goatherd.

Boston 95.24, High Classical
Side A: sacrificeSide B: youths and boy

Boston 95.25, High Classical
Side A: sacrificeSide B: satyr and maenads

Chicago 1922.2197, Early Classical
Side A: young warrior sitting with two women standing nearbySide B: two women and man holding armor

Diefenthal Collection (Shapiro No. 30), Classical
Side A: Theseus and the Marathonian Bull. Side B: three draped youths.

Harvard 1960.343, Classical
Side A: Dionysos with satyr and maenad. Side B: Death of Orpheus.

Harvard 1960.344, Classical
Side A: torch raceSide B: three draped youths.

Harvard 1960.358, Classical
Side A: Seated maenad and two satyrs. Side B: Three draped youths.

Harvard 1960.360, Late Classical
Side A: Profile of womanSide B: Draped youth

Harvard 1960.368, Classical
Side A: Two satyrs and two women. Side B: Three youths.

Harvard 1970.108, High Classical
Side A: Komos, with three youthsSide B: Three draped youths

Harvard 9.1988, Classical
Side A: Eros with two women (depilation scene). Side B: three draped youths.

London 1917.12-10.1, Late Classical
Side A: Orestes at DelphiSide B: Dionysos, satyr and maenad

London 1917.7-25.2, Late Classical
Side A: Apollo on a swan, with two women (Muses?) and a satyr. Side B: Eros and two athletes.

London 1961.7-10.1, Early Classical
Side A: warriors leaving home. Side B: komos.

London 1978.6-15.1, Late Classical
Side A: Nike and anabates
Side B: Three youths

London F 189, Late Classical/Early Hellenistic
Side A: Two comic actors in costumes and masks on an elevated stageSide B: Two youths

London F 65, Classical
Side A: Lovemaking scene. Side B: Three youths.

London F 68, Late Classical
Side A: Cult initiation of Herakles to the Mysteries. Side B: Dionysos and Hephaistos.

Louvre K 240, Late Classical
Side A: Papposilen, Dionysos, a maenad, and a satyr boy, moving to the rightSide B: A woman, a goose, and Eros

Malibu 86.AE.419, Late Classical
Fragment. Cassandra (?) crouching before a comic statue of Athena.

Naples 2200, Late Classical
Side A: Pelops and OinomaosSide B: Dionysos and Ariadne, seated, with satyr and maenad

Philadelphia MS5682, Classical
Side A: four youths. Side B: three boys.

RISD 23.324, High Classical
Side A: Satyrs and maenads with Eros/PothosSide B: Three youths

Ruvo, Jatta 901, High Classical
Phlyax scenes. Side A: two men attacking a woman; Side B: two draped youths

St. Petersburg St. 1779, High Classical
Phlyax scenes: Side A: the ÒReckoningÓ; Side B: two draped youths

Tampa 86.104, Late Classical
Pegasos and Bellerophon

Tampa 86.221, Classical
Side A: herm between maenad and satyr. Side B: three youths.

Tampa 86.77, Classical
Head of woman.

Toledo 1967.154, Classical
Side A: Menelaos and Helen. Side B: youth departing.

University of Chicago 1967.115.244, Classical
Two youths-one seated looking back, the other standing.

Vienna IV 1772, High Classical
A: Procession of satyrs and maenadsB: Male figure; female figure; male figure

Villa Giulia 2382, Late Classical
Side A: Herakles entering OlymposSide B: Satyrs and maenads

Yale 1913.322, Late Classical
Side A: Dionysos, woman, and silenSide B: three draped youths.

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