Cylix of Apollo
The Cylix of Apollo is a kylix, or shallow drinking bowl, made in an Attic workshop around 460 BCE. It has an unusual depiction of the god Apollo done in the white-ground red-figure technique and is one of the few pieces of pottery on display at the Delphi Archaeological Museum. It was found in a grave near the museum, believed to be that of a priest.
- material
- terracotta
- held at
- Delphi Archaeological Museum · archaeological museum
- inv. no.
- 8140