Early Archaic to Classical

Greek influence on Etruscan art

Chigi Vase

McMillan painter, 640 bc, from corinth but found in an etruscan tomb

Temple of Apollo in Thermon

625 BC, suggest wall paintings could’ve appeared in temples

The Francois Vase

by Kleitias, 570 BCE, made in Florence then found in an Etruscan tomb

Ajax and Achilles

by Exekias, 530 BCE, one of the most famous black figure pieces

The Death of Sarpedon

by Euphronius, 515 BCE

The 3 Revelers

by Euthymides, 510 BCE, first depictions of body contortions in a more naturalistic way

Tomb of the Diver

Paestum, 470 BCE, one of the only painted tombs in a Greek city, the only surviving example of Greek wall painting pre 4th cent.

Hercules and the Argonauts

by the Neobid Painter, 450 BCE, indications of a landscape via lines on the ground

Muses on Mt. Helicon

by the Achilles painter, 445 BCE, focus on the human figure

Lekythos

Athenian vessels