Mesogeia Painter

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Early Proto-Attic hydria by the Mesogeia Painter, note applied plastic snakes on lip, neck and handle, suggesting a use in funerary cult; neck depicts women dancing with a youth, belly a man behind two sphinxes, circa 700 BC, from Athens, now Antikensammlung, Berlin.

The Mesogeia Painter, also Mesogaia Painter, was an

Early Proto-Attic
vase painter.

His conventional name is derived from his

Late Geometric Statathou Painter, and the teacher of the High Proto-Attic Polyphemos Painter
.

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