Aegean Civilizations Collection (page 7)

Greek civilization, metope depicting cattle raid from Treasury of Sikyon of Delphi
Greek civilization, 6th century b.C. Metope from the Treasury of Sikyon of Delphi. Cattle raid

Greek civilization, Gigantomachy, detail of north side of frieze of Siphnian Treasury, circa 525 BC
Greek civilization, 6th century b.C. Gigantomachy, detail of north side of frieze of Siphnian Treasury, 525 b.C

Greek civilization, 8th century B. C. ivory statuette of goddess, from necropolis of Dipylon at Athens, Greece
Greek civilization, 8th century b.C. Ivory statuette of goddess. From the necropolis of Dipylon at Athens, Greece

Amphora by Towry Whyte Painter, Detail of Aphrodite holding Himeros and Eros in her arms
Greek civilization, 6th century b.C. Black-figure pottery. Amphora by the Towry Whyte Painter. Detail: Aphrodite holding Himeros and Eros in her arms

Greek civilization, Painted terracotta sphinx, From acroterion of Laphrion sanctuary of Kalydon
Greek civilization, 6th century b.C. Painted terracotta sphinx. From the acroterion of the Laphrion sanctuary of Kalydon

Painted funerary stele depicting a battle of the Balbura Dioscuri from Sidon, Lebanon, 3rd century b. c
Hellenistic art, 3rd century b.C. Painted funerary stele depicting a battle of the Balbura Dioscuri. From Sidon, Lebanon

Marble statue of giant from east pediment of Temple of Athena Polis depicting Gigantomachy, 520 B. C
Greek civilization, 6th century b.C. Marble statue of a giant from the east pediment of the Temple of Athena Polis depicting a Gigantomachy, 520 b.C

Diadumenos by Polyclitus, Roman marble copy of 2nd-1st century B. C. from Delos, Greece
Greek civilization, 5th century b.C. Diadumenos by Polyclitus, height 186 cm. Roman marble copy of the 2nd-1st century b.C. From Delos, Greece

Marble statue of Athena from east pediment of Temple of Athena Polis depicting Gigantomachy, 520 B. C
Greek civilization, 6th century b.C. Marble statue of Athena from the east pediment of the Temple of Athena Polis depicting a Gigantomachy, 520 b.C

Bronze statue of young boy from Marathon, Greece
Greek civilization, 4th century b.C. Bronze statue of young boy. From Marathon, Greece

Headless statue of goddess Hygieia from Epidaurus, Greece
Greek civilization, 4th century b.C. Headless statue of goddess Hygieia. From Epidaurus, Greece

Greece, Southern Aegean, Cyclades Islands, Delos, House of Cleopatra
Greece - Southern Aegean - Cyclades Islands - Delos (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1990). House of Cleopatra (2nd century b.C.)

Red-figure pottery, Calyx krater by Underworld Painter, side A depicting Jason bringing Pelias Golden Fleece
Greek civilization, 5th century b.C. Red-figure pottery. Calyx krater by the Underworld Painter. Side A depicting Jason bringing Pelias the Golden Fleece, 340-330 b.C. Height 45.70 cm

Black-figure pottery, Bilingual amphora, attributed to Andokides and Lysippides Painters, Side B by Lysippides
Greek civilization, 6th century b.C. Black-figure pottery. Bilingual amphora, attributed to Andokides and Lysippides Painters, 530-520 b.C

Greece, Attica, Acropolis of Athens Parthenon
Greece - Attica - Acropolis of Athens (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1987)

Pentelic marble west frieze of the Parthenon by Phidias, bas-relief depicting horsemen during Panathenaic procession
Greek civilization, 5th century b.C. Pentelic marble west frieze of the Parthenon by Phidias. Bas-relief depicting horsemen during Panathenaic procession, 445-438 b.C

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"A Journey Through Aegean Civilizations: Exploring the Rich Heritage of Ancient Greece" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of Aegean civilizations. From the enchanting island of Santorini to the ancient ruins of Ephesus, this extraordinary civilization has left behind a treasure trove of art and artifacts that continue to mesmerize us today. One such artifact is a stunning fresco depicting a ship procession from Akrotiri, Thera Island, Santorini. This vibrant artwork transports us to an era when Greek civilization thrived, showcasing their mastery over maritime trade and exploration. Another remarkable fresco from Akrotiri captures the essence of spring with its vivid colors and delicate brushstrokes. It serves as a testament to the Greeks' deep connection with nature and their celebration of life's renewal. The Red-figure pottery discovered at Eleusis offers us a glimpse into ancient rituals through an intricately detailed pinax. This ex-voto reveals how religion played an integral role in Greek society, shaping their beliefs and practices. Intriguingly, another fresco from Akrotiri showcases a fisherman going about his daily routine amidst breathtaking coastal scenery. It reminds us that fishing was not only vital for sustenance but also held cultural significance for these seafaring people. Moving on to Farsala, we encounter Black-figure pottery featuring a krater depicting the epic fight for Patroclus' body during the Trojan War. Such artworks were not just vessels; they served as visual narratives immortalizing heroic tales that still resonate today. A marble slab attributed to Praxiteles' School takes our breath away with its intricate relief portraying Muses from Mantinea. This masterpiece exemplifies Greek sculpture's elegance and refinement while honoring artistic inspiration itself. Venturing beyond Greece's borders, we discover Luigi Mayer's illustration capturing the majestic ruins of Ephesus in Turkey—a testament to how far-reaching Greek influence truly was.