| Collection: | Budapest, Szepmuveszeti |
| Summary: | Eunomia, Eukleia, and Apollo |
| Ware: | Attic Red Figure |
| Painter: | In the manner of the Meidias Painter |
| Date: | ca. 410 BC - ca. 400 BC |
| Dimensions: | H. 0.23 m; max. diam. (body) 0.117 m |
| Primary Citation: | |
| Shape: | Oinochoe |
| Beazley Number: | 220595 |
| Period: | High Classical |
Decoration Description: Eunomia (labelled), standing 3/4-view to the right, with her weight on her left leg, wearing a peplos, a short pony tail, and black hoop earrings surrounded by wisps of hair, rests her right hand on her hip, and a string of beads in her lowered left hand; nude Apollo (labelled), seated 3/4-view to the right on drapery on a rock (?), raises his right foot on a low rock, and turns his head profile to the left, wearing an olive wreath, rests his right hand on a rock, and his left elbow on his left thigh, holds a long olive branch that rests on the inside of his left leg, and on his left shoulder; Eukleia (labelled), standing near profile to the left, wearing a belted peplos, a high pony tail, and black hoop earrings, raises her right foot on a high rock, and places her left hand on her right knee, and holds in her right hand a white garland toward Apollo.
Sources Used: B. Caprez-Csornay, "The András Alföldi Collection," Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest. Newsletter (undated); JdI 102 (1987) 195 fig. 8; AA 1978, 71 n. 8; J.G. Szilágyi and M. Szábo, Antik Kiállítás (Budapest 1974) 51-52 fig. 31;