terracotta

Detail of the lower register of an Attic red-figure hydria. At far left Hygieia sits on a small hill or rock. At center, is the apple tree, a snake wrapped around it. Chrysothemis and Asterope stand to the left of the tree, Lipara to the right. Heracles sits on his lion skin to the right of Lipara; Iolaos stands behind him at far right. All the figures are identified by  Attributed to the Meidias Painter.

Attic red-figure chous (wine-jug) depicting a satyr as Heracles retrieving the apples of the Hesperides. Instead of apples, the tree has sprouted wine jugs. Found in Capua. Attributed to the Group of Berlin 2415.

Detail of an attic red-figure volute krater (mixing vessel) depicting Heracles fighting the dragon Ladon to retrieve the apples of the Hesperides. The partial figure to the right of the tree has been identified as Atlas. The krater is reconstructed and restored from multiple fragments. Attributed to the Kleophrades Painter.

Side A of an Attic red-figure vessel in the shape of a knucklebone (astragalos), perhaps depicting Aeolus directing the dance of the clouds. The opening of the vessel may double as a representation of Aeolus' cave. Found on Aegina; attributed to the Sotades Painter.

Detail of the exterior of an Attic red-figure kylix (cup). Athena visits a craftsman sculpting a horse. The craftsman might be Epeios building a model of the Trojan horse. Made by Euphronios; painted by the Foundry Painter. Excavated from Vulci. Staatliche Antikensammlungen 2650.

Detail of the neck of a relief pithos showing the Trojan horse. Archaeological Museum of Mykonos, Inv. 2240

Black-figure Caeretan hydria showing Europa riding the bull. Attributed to the Eagle Painter. Excavated from Cerveteri. Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Villa Giulia 50643.

Front of an Apulian red-figure chous (wine jug) showing Callisto's transformation into a bear. To the right, Hermes (mostly out of frame) reaches down to pick up a child, probably Callisto's son, Arcas, who is sitting on the ground. Attributed to Near the Black Fury Group. 

White-ground lekythos (oil vessel) showing Atalanta fleeing from Eros. Attributed to Douris.
 

Fragment of an Apulian red-figure calyx krater featuring Daedalus and his dead son Icarus.