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... (cont.)
  • bronze... (cont.)
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 2(iii)(b): High Classical monumental sculpture
    • Greece, ancient, §VIII: Metalwork
    • Greece, ancient, §VIII, 2(i)(a): Bronze statuettes and figurines: Introduction
    • Greece, ancient, §VIII, 2(i): Bronze statuettes and figurines
    • Greece, ancient, §VIII, 2: Bronze
    • Greece, ancient, §VIII, 2(i)(b): Bronze statuettes and figurines: Geometric
    • Greece, ancient, §VIII, 2(i)(c): Bronze statuettes and figurines: Archaic
    • Greece, ancient, §VIII, 2(i)(e): Bronze statuettes and figurines: Hellenistic
    • Greece, ancient, §VIII, 2(ii): Bronze vessels and mirrors
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 2(iii)(b): Hellenistic coins: General and stylistic development
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 7(i)(a): Sub-Mycenaean and Protogeometric gold jewellery
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 7(ii): Bronze jewellery
    • Patina
    • Polykleitos, §1(ii): Works and development
    • Archaic
      • Cult statue
      • Daidalos, §2: Followers
      • Peiraeus, §2: Sculpture
      • Taras
      • Vix
    • Archaic, Late
      • Greece, ancient, §IV, 2(ii)(c): Late Archaic monumental sculpture
    • Boeotia
      • Greece, ancient, §X, 7(ii)(b): Bronze fibulae
    • Classical
      • Delphi, §2(ii): Classical sculpture
      • Greece, ancient, §VIII, 2(i)(d): Bronze statuettes and figurines: Classical
    • Classical, Early
      • Aigina, §2(ii)(c): Greek sculpture: Bronze
      • Greece, ancient, §IV, 1(iii)(a): Monumental sculptural materials: Introduction
      • Polykleitos
      • Statuette, §I: Greek and Roman
    • Classical, High
      • Greece, ancient, §IV, 1(ii)(a): Free-standing sculpture: Subject-matter
      • Riace bronzes
    • Classical, Late
      • Greece, ancient, §IV, 2(iii)(c): Late Classical monumental sculpture
    • Hellenistic
      • Greece, ancient, §X, 2(iii)(c): Hellenistic coins: Coinages under Roman rule
    • Proto-Daidalic
      • Greece, ancient, §IV, 2(i)(b): Proto-Daidalic monumental sculpture
    • 4th cent. BC
      • Greece, ancient, §VIII, 2(ii)(b): Bronze vessels and mirrors: 6th–1st centuries B
    • 5th cent. BC
      • Cast, §2: History and uses
      • Greece, ancient, §IV, 1(iv)(d): Monumental sculptural techniques: Models and reproduction
      • Greece, ancient, §X, 2(ii)(a): Classical coins: Techniques and materials
      • Nude, §1: The Classical world
    • 6th cent. BC
      • Greece, ancient, §VIII, 2(ii)(a): Bronze vessels and mirrors: 9th–7th century BC
  • busts
    • Bust, §I: Egyptian, Greek and Roman
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 2(i)(c): Early Archaic Daidalic monumental sculpture
    • Greece, ancient, §IX, 4: Terracotta masks, protomes and busts
  • calendars
    • Astrological and astronomical manuscripts, §1: Zodiacal and constellational imagery
  • cameos
    • Gem-engraving, §I, 2(iv): Hellenistic Greek
  • candelabra
    • Candelabrum
  • capitals
    • Capital
    • Façade decoration, §III, 2: Sculpture: Ancient Greece and Rome
    • Greece, ancient, §II, 1(ii)(a): Architectural materials and construction: Stone
    • Corinthian
      • Bassai, §1: Architecture
      • Kallimachos
  • cartoons (drawings)
    • Greece, ancient, §VII, 1(ii): Mosaics: Materials, techniques and form
  • caryatids
    • Caryatid, §1: Greece and Rome
  • casts
    • Collecting, §2: Sculpture
    • Rome, ancient, §IV, 2(i): Sculpture: Republic
  • cauldrons
    • Greece, ancient, §I, 2(iii): Religion: Manufacture of offerings
  • caves
    • Idaean cave
  • cenotaphs
    • Cenotaph, §1(i): Western world: Ancient
  • censers
    • Censer
  • chairs
    • Chair, §1: Before c AD 500
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 4(i)(a): Furniture types: Seats
    • klismos
      • Wood (i), §III, 2: Construction
  • chariots
    • Chariot, §2(iii): Ancient Greek world
  • chests
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 4(i)(c): Furniture types: Tables and chests
  • chiaroscuro
    • Apollodoros
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 1: Pottery: Introduction
  • chisels
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 1(iv)(a): Monumental sculptural techniques: Stoneworking
  • chitones
    • Dress, §II, 1: Greek and Roman: Introduction
    • Dress, §II, 2: Greek
  • cinnabar
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 7: White-ground pottery
  • circuits
    • Military architecture and fortification, §II, 4(i): Ancient Greece, late 10th century–c 490 BC
  • cisterns
    • Cistern
  • Classicism
    • Classicism, §2: Antiquity
  • clay
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 1(iv)(b): Monumental sculptural techniques: Clay-modelling and moulding
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 1(iii)(a): Pottery materials and techniques: Clay
    • Greece, ancient, §VI, 2(i): Wall and panel painting: Geometric to Archaic
    • Mosaic, §II, 1(i): Historical survey: Ancient Greece
    • Stucco and plasterwork, §III, 1(i): Ancient Egypt and the Greek world
  • codices
    • Manuscript, §I: Introduction
  • coffering
    • Coffering, §1(i): Western: Greek and Roman
  • coins
    • Afghanistan, §II, 1(iv)(a): Coins before c AD 900
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 2: Coins
    • Heraldry, §II, 2(i): Western secular: Pre-heraldic devices
    • Medallion
    • Archaic
      • Greece, ancient, §X, 2(i)(a): Archaic coins: The earliest coins
      • Greece, ancient, §X, 2(i)(b): Archaic coins: Principal centres of production
      • Greece, ancient, §X, 2(i): Archaic coins
      • Greece, ancient, §X, 2(i)(c): Archaic coins: Conclusion
    • Classical
      • Greece, ancient, §X, 2(ii)(b): Classical coins: Coin designs
      • Greece, ancient, §X, 2(ii): Classical coins
      • Greece, ancient, §X, 2(ii)(c): Classical coins: Individual die-engravers
      • Greece, ancient, §X, 2(ii)(d): Classical coins: The political use of coinage
    • Hellenistic
      • Greece, ancient, §X, 2(iii)(a): Hellenistic coins: Ruler portraits
      • Greece, ancient, §X, 2(iii): Hellenistic coins
  • collections
    • Collecting, §1: Introduction
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 1(i)(a): Monumental sculpture: Free-standing
    • Greece, ancient, §XI: Collection and display
    • Greece, ancient, §XI, 1(ii)(a): Development of collections in Europe, after the mid-17th century
    • Humanism, §1: 15th-century Italy
    • erotic art
      • Erotic art, §II: Historiography and collections
    • paintings
      • Collecting, §3: Paintings
      • Greece, ancient, §VI, 4: Painting: Collections and collectors
    • pottery
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 10: Pottery: Collecting and collections
    • sculpture
      • Collecting, §4: Other arts
      • Display of art, §III, 3(i)(a): Sculpture, after c 1700
      • Greece, ancient, §IV, 4(i): Monumental sculpture: History of collecting
      • Greece, ancient, §IV, 4(ii): Monumental sculpture: Major collections and exhibitions
      • Rome, ancient, §IV, 1(i): Sculpture: General
      • Rome, ancient, §IV, 3: Sculpture: Collections, museums and exhibitions
  • columns
    • Corinthian
      • Athens, §I, 2(ii)(b): History & urb. dev., 6th–1st century BC: Classical
      • Fluting
    • Turkey
      • Ephesos, §II: Temple of Artemis
  • competitions
    • Exhibition, §1: Before c 1700
    • Greece, ancient, §I, 4(ii): Patronage: Sculpture, painting and other arts
  • construction machinery
    • Construction machinery, §1: Ancient times to the Industrial Revolution, before c 1800
  • contrapposto
    • Contrapposto
  • copies
    • Art market, §I: Before 1500
    • sculpture
      • England, §VII, 4: Ceramics, 1831–1900
      • Greece, ancient, §IV, 2(iii)(a): Early Classical monumental sculpture
      • Greece, ancient, §IV, 2(iv)(b): Early Hellenistic monumental sculpture
      • Greece, ancient, §IV, 2(iv)(c): High Hellenistic monumental sculpture
      • Italy, §IV, 1: Ancient sculpture, 8th century BC–c AD 313
      • Knidos, §2: Sculpture
      • Lysippos, §2: Works
      • Pergamon, §3(iv): Sculpture: Early copying
      • Pheidias, §2: High Classical phase, 446–430 BC
      • Rome, ancient, §I, 2: Trade
      • Rome, ancient, §IV, 2(vi): Sculpture: Hadrian
      • Rome, ancient, §IV, 2(vii): Sculpture: Antonines
  • corbels
    • Corbel, §1: Structure
  • cornelian
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 7(i)(e): Hellenistic gold jewellery
  • costumes
    • Theatre, §II, 1: Classical Greece
  • couches
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 6(iii): Ivory and bone: Furniture
  • courtyards
    • Courtyard
  • craftsmen and artists
    • Etruscan, §I, 2(ii): Major periods: Orientalizing
    • Etruscan, §I, 2(iii): Major periods: Archaic
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 1(v)(a): Monumental sculpture: Craftsmen and society
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 1(v): Monumental sculpture: Craftsmen and society
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 1(v)(b): Monumental sculpture: Craftsmen and society
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 1(v)(c): Monumental sculpture: Craftsmen and society
    • Greece, ancient, §IV, 2(ii): Archaic monumental sculpture
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 1(iii)(c): Pottery materials and techniques: Decorative techniques
  • cups
    • Greece, ancient, §V, 5(ii)(d): Black-figure pottery: Attic, c 520–c 480 BC
    • Attica
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 6(i)(a): Attic Red-figure pottery: The first generation
      • 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
    • komast
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 5(ii)(b): Black-figure pottery: Attic, c 600–c 560 BC
    • Lakonian
      • Greece, ancient, §V, 5(iii): Black-figure pottery: Lakonian
      • Vase painters; §II: Naukratis Painter
    • Lakonian droop
      • Vase painters, §II: Hunt Painter
    • lip
      • Vase painters, §II: C Painter
  • dentils
    • Frieze, §1: Entablature frieze
  • diadems
    • Greece, ancient, §X, 7(ii)(c): Bronze diadems
  • display of art
    • Display of art, §II, 1: Painting, before c 1500
  • dolls
    • Toys and games, §II: Dolls