Phineus (left) is seated on a stool, a skyphos underneath, facing right. He wears a chiton and himation; there's an ivy wreath on his bald head. He raises his arms in an attempt to ward the Harpies off from food on the table in front of him. Two Harpies approach from the right, one reaching for the food, while a third flies off with a loaf of bread in her right hand and meat(?) in her left. The Harpies wear short-sleeved chitons with light skirts through which their legs are visible.

Attic red-figure hydria depicting Phineus and the Harpies. Attributed to the Kleophrades Painter. The J. Paul Getty Museum, Malibu 85.AE.316.

Online Resources
Malibu 85.AE.316
Subjects
Phineus
Harpies
Type
Image
Agent
The Kleophrades Painter
Date
ca. 480 BCE
Culture
Greek
Medium
terracotta
Dimensions
h. 39 cm; d. 15 cm
Location
The J. Paul Getty Museum