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Euphronius

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Euphronius

 or Euphronios

(flourished c. 520–470 BC, Athens, Greece) Greek vase painter and potter. His signature has been identified on 20 vessels, 8 that he signed as painter and 12 as potter. He was an outstanding early proponent of red-figure pottery. His best-known work as a painter is a krater in the Louvre depicting Herakles wrestling Antaeus. As a potter, he worked with the finest vase painters of his time. His greatest rival was Euthymides.


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