Caron Group

The Caron Group is an ancient Greek pottery workshop whose works are characterized by black-figure painting, which utilizes a technique of painting figures in black slip on a clay background. The figures are often simple and stylized, as seen in this example depicting a deer, with the animal's features and movement emphasized. This particular piece, a kylix, is a shallow drinking cup with two handles that was popular during the archaic period, showcasing the group's craftsmanship and the artistic trends of their time.