Attic red-figured kylix (cup). Both sides of the vase depict the same scene of two naked athletes engaged in the sport of boxing. Between them hang a pair of bands, perhaps the thongs of the boxers. The scene is watched by another male figure wearing a himation and leaning on a stick while holding the trainer’s forked stick in his right hand. Two javelins are shown stuck on the left, framing the composition. Inside the kylix, on the tondo is depicted a young man leaning on a stick. He wears a himation covering his lower body. With his left hand he tries to get a bag with a circular object inside, perhaps a discus. Behind the youth, a small pillar is shown, indicating the place, the palaistra. In front of the young man's face are visible the fragments of an inscription, which could be completed as HO [PAIS KALOS] (παις καλός: the boy is beautiful). The vase is attributed to the so-called Painter of the Paris Gigantomachy.