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K21.1 EUDAIMONIA, HARMONIA & PAIDIA

Eudaimonia, Harmonia & Paidia | Attic red figure vase painting
DETAILS
Museum Collection National Archaeological Museum of Florence
Catalogue No. Florence 81948
Beazley Archive No. 220493
Ware Attic Red Figure
Shape Hydria
Painter Attributed to Meidias Painter
Date ca 450 - 400 B.C.
Period Classical

DESCRIPTION

Detail of three of the younger Charites (Graces)--Eudaimonia (Happiness), Harmonia (Harmony) and Paidia (Play)--from a painting depicting the retinue of the goddess Aphrodite. Other figures in the scene (not shown) include the Erotes (Loves), Eurynoe, Pannychis (Night Festivity), Chrysothemis (Golden Custom), Hygeia (Health), and Pandaisia (Festivity).

ARTICLES

Charites, Harmonia

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