An Apulian red-figure hydria Related to the Underworld Painter, circa 350-330 B.C. The central figure standing in an Ionic naiskos wearing a chiton with a himation draped in the crook of her arms, her hair dressed in a kekryphalos and stephane, holding a pyxis in each hand, flanked by a young woman to the left, wearing a chiton with a kekryphalos and stephane in her hair, carrying a wreath and a mirror, standing on a dotted baseline with a kalathos beneath, the figure to the right standing above a pyxis, wearing a chiton with a kekryphalos and stephane in her hair, holding a flowering branch in her left hand and a drum in her right, rosettes in the field, palmettes on the reverse and under the handles, the neck with sprigs of berried laurel and a central rosette, ovolo around the exterior rim, rays around the handles, a band of meander along the baseline, details in added white, 59cm high