This article covers Greek and South Italian vase painters of the 7th–3rd century BC. Vase painters distinguished by small capital letters have separate biographical entries within this article.

The following members have entries:

• Acheloos Painter
• Achilles Painter [Meletos Painter]
• Painter of Acropolis 606
• Affecter
• Aison
• Amasis Painter
• Analatos Painter
• Andokides Painter
• Antimenes Painter
• Arkesilaos Painter
• Athena Painter
• Painter of Athens 894
• Baltimore Painter
• Beldam Painter
• Berlin Painter
• Boreads Painter
• Brygos Painter
• C Painter
• Chicago Painter
• Darius Painter
• Dipylon Master
• Douris
• Epiktetos
• Eretria Painter
• Euphronios
• Euthymides
• Exekias
• Ganymede Painter
• Gorgon Painter
• Group E
• Group of the Huge Lekythoi
• Group R
• Heidelberg Painter
• Hirschfeld Painter
• Hunt Painter
• Kadmos Painter
• Kleitias
• Kleophon Painter
• Kleophrades Painter
• Kodros Painter
• Kuban Painter
• Leagros group
• Lydos
• Lysippides Painter
• Macmillan Painter [Chigi Painter]
• Makron
• Mannerist Workshop
• Marsyas Painter
• Meidias Painter
• Myson
• Naukratis Painter
• Nearchos
• Nettos Painter
• Nikias Painter
• Niobid Painter
• Oltos
• Onesimos
• Pan Painter
• Paseas [Cerberus Painter]
• Phiale Painter
• Phintias
• Polion
• Polygnotos
• Polyphemos Painter
• Priam Painter
• Pronomos Painter
• Psiax [Menon Painter]
• Ram Jug Painter
• Reed Painter
• Rider Painter
• Rycroft Painter
• Sophilos
• Sotades Painter
• Swing Painter
• Talos Painter
• Tleson
• Underworld Painter
• Villa Giulia Painter

• Greece, ancient
  • Altar, §I, 3(ii): Ancient Greece: Later periods
  • Greece, ancient
  • Greece, ancient, §I, 1: History
  • Greece, ancient, §I: Introduction
  • Greece, ancient, §I, 1(iv): History: Classical
  • Greece, ancient, §X: Other arts
  • Helladic
  • abaci (capitals)
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(i)(a): Religious architecture: Building types
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(iii)(b): Architectural decoration: Mouldings and motifs
  • abata
    • Greece, ancient, §III, 1(ii): Sanctuary planning: Organization
  • acanthus
    • Acanthus, §1: Early development, before c 1600
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 3(vii): Architectural theory and design: Symbolism
    • Ornament and pattern, §II, 1(i)(a): Ancient Greek architectural
  • acoustics
    • Acoustics, §2(ii): Theatres
  • acroteria
    • Delos, §2(ii): Classical sculpture
    • Epidauros, §2: Sculpture
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(ii)(b): Architectural materials and construction: Other materials
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(ii)(b): Architectural materials and construction: Other materials
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 1(i)(b): Monumental sculpture: Architectural
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 1(ii)(c): Architectural sculpture: Subject-matter
    • Olympia, §1(ii)(a): Archaic to Hellenistic architecture: Religious
  • adhesives
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 1(iii)(d): Pottery materials and techniques: Firing
  • adyta
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(i)(a): Religious architecture: Building types
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(ii)(b): Archaic architecture: Development of the architectural orders
  • aesthetics
    • Aesthetics, §II, 1: Classical
    • Greece, ancient, §II: Architecture
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 3(v): Architectural theory and design: Proportion
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 3(i): Monumental sculpture: Ancient theory and criticism
    • Plato
    • Xenophon
  • agate
    • Gem-engraving, §I, 2(ii): Archaic Greek
    • Gem-engraving, §I, 2(iii): Classical Greek
  • agorai
    • Agora
    • Athens, §II, 2(i)(a): Agora: Greek architecture
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(i)(b): Civic architecture: Building types
    • Greece, ancient, §III, 2(ii): The science of urban planning
  • alabastra
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 1(ii)(a): Pottery: Shapes and uses
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 1(ii)(a): Pottery: Shapes and uses
    • Greece, ancient, §VIII, 1(ii): Gold and silver: Shapes and techniques
  • allegories
    • Allegory, §II: Classical
    • Mythological painting and sculpture, §1: Classical antiquity, before c AD 300
  • alphabets
    • Egypt, ancient, §XI: Writing and books
    • Etruscan, §I, 4(ii): Trade: Greek contacts
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 1(vi)(f): Pottery inscriptions: Scripts
    • Phoenician
  • altars
    • Altar, §I, 3(i): Ancient Greece: Bronze Age
    • Altar, §I, 3: Ancient Greece
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(i)(a): Religious architecture: Building types
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(iii)(c): Architectural decoration: Colour
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(iv)(c): Hellenistic architecture: Building types
    • Pergamon, §2(iii): Buildings
    • Sanctuary, §1(ii): Greek and Roman: Layout
  • amber
    • Amber (ii), §3: History and uses
  • ambulatories
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(i)(a): Religious architecture: Building types
  • amphitheatres
    • Rome, ancient, §II, 2(ii)(b): Architecture: Greece
  • amphorae
    • Etruscan, §IV, 4: Pottery: Bucchero
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 1(ii)(a): Pottery: Shapes and uses
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 1(ii)(b): Pottery: Decoration
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 2(ii): Protogeometric pottery: Attic
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 5(i): Black-figure pottery: Corinthian
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 5(v): Black-figure pottery: East Greek and islands
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 4(i)(b): Furniture types: Couches
    • Attica
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 6(i)(b): Attic Red-figure pottery: Late Archaic
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 6(i)(c): Attic Red-figure pottery: Early and High Classical
    • belly-handled
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 3(ii): Geometric pottery: Attic
    • Euboia
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 5(viii): Black-figure pottery: Euboian
    • neck
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 5(ii)(a): Black-figure pottery: Attic, c 625–c 600 BC
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 5(ii)(c): Black-figure pottery: Attic, c 560–c 520 BC
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 6(i)(a): Attic Red-figure pottery: The first generation
    • Nolan
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 8(i): Unpainted pottery: Black-glaze
    • one-piece
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 4(iii): Orientalizing pottery: Proto-Attic
    • Orientalizing style
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 4(iv): Orientalizing pottery: Other areas
    • Panathenaic
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 1(iv): Potters, painters and society
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 1(v): Pottery: Trade
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 9: Hellenistic pottery
    • Type A
      • Vase painters, §II: Exekias
  • amphoriskoi
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 5(i): Core-formed glass bottles
  • amulets
    • Amulet, §1: Common themes
    • Amulet, §2: Symbolism in ancient cultures
    • Helladic, §X: Seals
  • anathyrosis
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(ii)(a): Architectural materials and construction: Stone
  • andrones
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(i)(c): Domestic architecture: Building types
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(i)(e): Entertainment and recreational architecture: Building types
    • Greece, ancient, §VII, 1(i): Mosaics: Uses
    • Olynthos, §1: Architecture
  • animal subjects
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 3(i): Geometric pottery: Introduction
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 5(i)(b): Black-figure pottery: Early Corinthian
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 5(i)(c): Black-figure pottery: Middle Corinthian
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 5(i)(d): Black-figure pottery: Late Corinthian
  • antefixes
    • Antefix
  • anthemia
    • Anthemion
  • apodyteria
    • Exedra
  • aqueducts
    • Rome, ancient, §II, 2(ii)(b): Architecture: Greece
  • arches
    • Arch, §2: Types
    • Arch, §3(ii): Ancient Greece and Rome
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(iv)(a): Hellenistic architecture: Materials and techniques
    • Rome, ancient, §II, 2(ii)(b): Architecture: Greece
  • architects
    • Architect, §1: Ancient and Classical world
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(iv): Architects, masons and society
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 3(i): Architectural theorists
  • architecture
    • Greece, ancient, §I, 1(iii): History: Archaic
    • Greece, ancient, §I, 4(i): Patronage: Architecture
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(i)(a): Religious architecture: Building types
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(i): Architecture: Building types
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(i)(a): Religious architecture: Building types
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(i)(d): Funerary architecture: Building types
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(i)(e): Entertainment and recreational architecture: Building types
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(i)(e): Entertainment and recreational architecture: Building types
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(i)(e): Entertainment and recreational architecture: Building types
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(ii)(a): Architectural materials and construction: Stone
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(ii): Architecture: Materials and construction
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(ii)(a): Architectural materials and construction: Stone
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(ii)(b): Architectural materials and construction: Other materials
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(ii)(b): Architectural materials and construction: Other materials
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(iii)(a): Architectual decoration: Façade
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(iii): Architecture: Decoration
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2: Architecture: Historical survey
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(i): Architecture: Dark Age
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(ii): Architecture: Archaic
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(ii)(a): Architecture: Early Archaic temples
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(ii)(b): Archaic architecture: Development of the architectural orders
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(ii)(b): Archaic architecture: Development of the architectural orders
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(iii)(a): Classical architecture: Introduction
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(iii)(b): Classical religious architecture
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(iii): Architecture: Classical
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(iii)(c): Classical secular architecture
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(iii)(c): Classical secular architecture
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(iii)(c): Classical secular architecture
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(iv): Architecture: Hellenistic
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(iv)(b): Hellenistic architecture: Regional styles
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(iv)(c): Hellenistic architecture: Building types
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(iv)(c): Hellenistic architecture: Building types
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 3: Architecture: Theory and design
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 3(ii): Architectural drawings, models and specifications
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 3(iii): Architectural theory and design: Measurement
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 3(iv): Architectural theory and design: Module
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 3(vi): Architectural theory and design: Refinements
    • Greece, ancient, §III, 1(i): Sanctuary planning: Location
    • Greece, ancient, §III, 1: Sanctuary planning
    • Greece, ancient, §III: Planning
    • Greece, ancient, §III, 1(iii): Sanctuary planning: Landscaping
    • Greece, ancient, §III, 2(i): Town planning: Early urban development
    • Greece, ancient, §III, 2: Town planning
    • Polychromy, §1(i): Architecture, before c 1800
    • Stuart, James
    • Classical
      • Athens, §I, 2(ii)(a): History & urb. dev., 6th–1st century BC: Classical
    • Ionia
      • Ionia
    • Italy
      • Italy, §II, 1: Architecture: Ancient, 8th century BC–c AD 313
    • military
      • Military architecture and fortification, §II, 1: Prehistoric Europe
      • Military architecture and fortification, §II, 4: Ancient: Greece
      • Military architecture and fortification, §II, 4(ii): Ancient Greece, c 490–2nd century BC
    • Rome, ancient
      • Rome, ancient, §II, 2(ii)(b): Architecture in the provinces: Greece
      • Rome, ancient, §II, 2(ii)(b): Architecture: Greece
      • Rome, ancient, §II, 2(ii)(b): Architecture: Greece
    • trabeated construction
      • Trabeated construction
    • 5th cent. BC
      • Iktinos
  • armour
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 1(i): Arms and armour: Construction
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 1: Arms and armour
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 1(ii): Arms and armour: Decoration
  • arrises
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(ii)(a): Architectural materials and construction: Stone
  • art (imitation of works of)
    • Forgery, §II, 1: Authentication techniques: Connoisseurship
  • art criticism
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 3: Monumental sculpture: Theory and criticism
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 3(ii): Monumental sculpture: Modern theory and criticism
    • Greece, ancient, §VI, 3: Wall and panel painting: Theory and criticism
  • art history
    • Art history, §I, 1: Historical development, before the 15th century
    • Naturalism, §1: General development before the 19th century
  • artists' biographies
    • Dati, Carlo
  • art market
    • Display of art, §III, 1: Sculpture, before c 1500
  • aryballoi
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 4(ii): Orientalizing pottery: Proto-Corinthian
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 3: Faience
  • askoi
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 6(i)(b): Attic Red-figure pottery: Late Archaic
  • atlantids
    • Atlantid
    • Orders, architectural, §I: The standard orders
  • attributions
    • Vase painters, §I: Attribution
  • auditoria see theatra
  • barges
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(iv)(c): Hellenistic architecture: Building types
  • baths
    • Bath (ii), §1: Ancient Greece and Rome
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(iv)(c): Hellenistic architecture: Building types
  • beads
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 7(ii)(a): Bronze pins
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 7(ii)(g): Bronze beads
  • beds
    • Bed, §1: Before 1600
  • bone
    • Gem-engraving, §I, 2(i): Greek: Early seals
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 6(i): Ivory and bone: Seals, reliefs and statuettes
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 6: Ivory and bone
    • Mirror, §I, 2: Ancient Greece and Rome
    • Bronze Age
      • Helladic, §VI, 1: Early and Middle Helladic ivory and bone
      • Helladic, §VI, 2: Late Helladic ivory and bone
      • Helladic, §VI: Ivory and bone
  • bosses
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(ii)(a): Architectural materials and construction: Stone
  • bouleuteria
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 2(iv)(c): Hellenistic architecture: Building types
    • Hall (i), §I: Ancient Greece and Rome
    • Odeion
  • bowls
    • Erotic art, §I, 1: Ancient cultures
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 1(ii)(a): Pottery: Shapes and uses
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 5(ii): Cast and polished glass
    • Megarian
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 1(ii)(a): Pottery: Shapes and uses
  • bracelets
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 7(ii)(d): Bronze bracelets
  • brass
    • Brass, §II, 1: `Natural brass’ and early production methods
    • Brass, §III, 1: Ancient world
  • bronze
    • Arms and armour, §II, 1(i): European edged weapons, before 1450
    • Bronze, §II, 1: Early history
    • Bronze, §II, 2: The Classical world
    • Delos, §2(iii): Hellenistic sculpture
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 1(i)(a): Monumental sculpture: Free-standing
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 1(iii)(f): Monumental sculptural materials: Bronze
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 1(iv)(c): Monumental sculptural techniques: Bronze-casting
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 2(i)(a): Dark Age and Geometric monumental sculpture