Red-figure volute krater from the Workshop of the Patera and Ganymed Painter. Apulian, 330 - 320 B.C. With red, white and yellow details and partially reddish slip. With plastically formed heads of youths with Phrygian caps on the volutes and four heads of swans on the shoulder. On the frontside in heroic nudity the deceased youth as an athlete inside a naiskos. Left and right a woman with wreath and box and a youth with mirror and bowl. Above on the shoulder the head of Pan arising from a calyx of leaves, around fanciful tendrils and flowers. On the backside a grave stele between a woman with branch and bowl and a youth with mirror and palm branches. Reassembled from fragments, missing fragments at the cracks and small missing parts are retouched. Ex Gorny & Mosch, München Auktion 287, 2022, Los 2; aus der Privatsammlung H. L., Rheinland, seit vor 2000.