Crafted circa 500 BCE by the Attic Greek vase-painter known as the Berlin Painter, this amphora depicts two scenes on its sides, framed by finely detailed key patterns unique to the Berlin Painter and his students.
Side A: With Athena looking on, Herakles wrestles the Nemean lion. Iolaos, his nephew, is standing to the side with Herakles’ wooden club.
Athena and Iolaos to the side 
Herakles first labour, the Nemean lion
Side B: Dionysus, god of wine, fertility and festivity, holds a thiasos together with satyrs and maenads, his most devoted followers.
Maenad and Satyr 
Dionysus
3D scanning done by Cleveland Museum of Art.
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