
The image is a photograph of a sign on a wooden cabinet. The sign is titled "Black-Figured and Red-FIGURED VESSELS" and is written in black text on a white background. Below the text, there is a description of the Greek vessels in this case, which illustrate two techniques of vase decoration. 

The Greek vessels are black-figured vessels primarily have scenes painted in black, which are used to reveal the red clay underneath and reveal the background remains red. On the red-figured vessel, the figures are in the natural red color of the fired clay and the background is black, before firing, and details were painted with a brush.

On the right side of the sign, there are two illustrations of wine cups, one of which is a wine cup with a label that reads "Wine Cups" and the other of which reads "The figure on the enemy on his enemy (about 484-424-4444) is living among the living north of the world, which would fasten scotch or even sew there."

There is also a small illustration of a wine glass on the top right corner of the image.
