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Douris (sh)




flourished early 5th century BC, Greece

Greek vase painter.

He was known for his work in red-figure pottery, which exhibit his fine draftsmanship and rhythmic composition. He decorated his vases with a variety of themes, including the legend of the Golden Fleece. His signature has been identified on some 40 vases; more than 200 have been attributed to him, including a cup depicting Eos Embracing Her Dead Son Memnon.