Lydos

Lydos was a prominent Athenian black-figure vase painter active in the late 6th century BC. His work is known for its distinctive style, characterized by the use of a reserved black glaze and the inclusion of details like white and purple pigments. His subjects often depicted scenes from mythology and everyday life, with a particular focus on horsemen. His vases are prized for their intricate details and powerful imagery, contributing significantly to the development of black-figure vase painting.