An Attic Red-figured Pelike with Amazonomachy, attributed to Group G, circa 360-350 B.C

with foot in several degrees, one side painted with an amazonomachy showing two fighting Amazons flanked by two Greek warriors, another Greek lying prostrate on the ground, each Amazon wielding a sword and carrying a shield, and wearing spotted leggings, tunic, and Phrygian cap, a tree in the background, the reverse painted with a youth holding a shield between two companions, one holding a strigil, a palmette at the base of each handle, an ovolo kymation above and below the scene and on the outside of the rim; the details in added white.

Dr. Jacques Denier (1926-1992), La-Tour-du-Pin, Isère
Sothebys, New York, June 6th, 2006, no. 19, illus.

Part of rim broken off in 4 fragments and repaired, otherwise intact, wear to glaze severe at the back and moderate around the rim.
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Beazley (ARV, pp. 1464-1465) mentions several vases with amazonomachy attributed to Group G; those with recorded find-spots came from places as diverse as South Russia, Kerch in the Ukraine, Populonia in Tuscany, and Pella in Macedonia.