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Bell Krater. Detail: Choosing tragedy or comedy.

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CHOREGOS PAINTER (act. 390 BCE-370 BCE): The man at the door labeled Aigisthos represents tragedy. The man standing on a basket labeled Pyrrias represents comedy. The other two figures labeled Choregos represent theatrical backers.

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