Apulian Red-Figure Calyx Krater Fragment

Herakles threatening the Egyptian king Busiris. Herakles wears a laurel wreath on his head, and a baldric across his body. A lion-skin is draped over his left arm and he holds out his bow. From the side of his head, a reserved rectangular feature that could be his club. Busiris wears a short-sleeved belted tunic over a red long-sleeved garment, with a double bandolier across his chest. He is bearded and bears a Phrygian cap (red) on his head. He gestures in supplication towards Herakles, and holds staff in his left hand.
At the top of the fragment are the legs of a draped figure wearing sandals and seated in a three-quarter view to right. Preserved at the top edge is perhaps a bit of drapery. The two small reserved areas on the right edge are unidentifiable.
Interior, black.