Corinthian black-figure technique originatesJan 1, 700 BCELabels: Corinth, Black-figure techniqueBritannicaCU Boulder
Attic workshops adopt black-figure decorationJan 1, 625 BCELabels: Attic workshops, Athenian potteryBritannicaWHE
Nessos Painter produces early Attic black-figureJan 1, 605 BCELabels: Nessos Painter, Early AtticNessos Amphora
Komast Group popularizes komast cup imageryJan 1, 585 BCELabels: Komast Group, Komast cupsKomast Group
Gorgon Painter develops continuous narrative friezesJan 1, 580 BCELabels: Gorgon Painter, Narrative friezesGorgon Dinos
Kleitias and Ergotimos create the François VaseJan 1, 570 BCELabels: Fran ois, Kleitias, ErgotimosBritannica
Amasis Painter establishes distinctive workshop styleJan 1, 560 BCELabels: Amasis Painter, Amasis workshopBritannica
Exekias elevates black-figure to landmark statusJan 1, 550 BCELabels: Exekias, Master painterBritannica
Nikosthenes’ workshop targets the Etruscan marketJan 1, 545 BCELabels: Nikosthenes, Export amphoraeCMANikosthenes
Six’s technique used regularly in Attic black-figureJan 1, 530 BCELabels: Six s, Late ArchaicSix Technique
Andokides workshop produces bilingual amphoraeJan 1, 530 BCELabels: Andokides workshop, Bilingual amphoraeMet Museum
Euphiletos Painter decorates Panathenaic prize amphoraeJan 1, 530 BCELabels: Euphiletos Painter, Panathenaic amphoraeMet TOAHBM Collections
Leagros Group becomes last major black-figure consortiumJan 1, 515 BCELabels: Leagros Group, Final phaseBM CollectionsLeagros Group
Haimon Painter workshop continues black-figure into early 5th centuryJan 1, 500 BCELabels: Haimon Painter, Early 5thBrooklyn Museum
