Theseion Collection

The Theseion, Athens, Greece

The Areopagus and the Theseion from the Acropolis, Athens, Greece

Athens: Theseion (b / w photo)
5225071 Athens: Theseion (b/w photo) by Greek Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Theseion. Illustration for booklet entitled La Grece Antique et Moderne)

Athens: Acropolist and the Theseion (b / w photo)
5225063 Athens: Acropolist and the Theseion (b/w photo) by Greek Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Acropolist and the Theseion)

The Theseum at Athens, 1890. Creator: Unknown
The Theseum at Athens, 1890. Temple of Hephaestus or Theseion, doric temple in the Agora of Athens built 449-415BC. From " Cassells Illustrated Universal History, Vol

The Theseion, the agora, Athens, Greece, c1920s-c1930s(?). The Theseion, the agora, Athens, Greece. An agora was a place of assembly or market place in Ancient Greece

Temple Of Hephaestus, Greek Orthodox Church Of St. George Akamates; Athens, Greece

Temple Of Hephaestus; Athens, Greece

THESEION-HEPHAISTEION. V century B. C. Athens. Greece
GREEK ART. GREECE. THESEION-HEPHAISTEION. V century. Doric temple built in pentelic marble at time of Pericles (449-425 BC). Was devoted to Hephaesto (or Vulcan), and Athena. Greek agora. Athens

ATHENS: TEMPLE OF THESEUS. Ruins of the Temple of Theseus, built c450 B. C. in Athens, Greece
ATHENS: TEMPLE OF THESEUS. Ruins of the Temple of Theseus, built c450 B.C. in Athens, Greece. Photograph, late 19th century

Relief plaque, Parian marble from Athens
Relief plaque, Parian marble found in Athens, near Theseion. It most probably belonged to the facing of a funerary monument. It represents a naked youth with a helmet running to right

Greek Art. Temple of Hephaestus or Theseion. The Doric temple, which stands at the western end of the Agora, on the hill of Agoraios Kolonos. Erected by the architect Ictinos (449-415 BC)

THESEION-HEPHAISTEION. V century. Doric temple built in pentelic marble at time of Pericles (449-425 BC). Was devoted to Hephaesto (or Vulcan), and Athena. Greek agora. Athens

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The Theseion, also known as the Temple of Hephaestus, is a magnificent structure that dates back to the 5th century B. C. In Athens, Greece. Standing tall and proud in the ancient Agora, it is a testament to the incredible architectural skills of its time. From various angles, one can catch breathtaking views of this historical marvel. Whether admiring it from the Acropolis or gazing upon its grandeur in black and white photographs, the Theseion never fails to captivate with its timeless beauty. As you wander through Athens, you cannot help but be drawn to this iconic landmark. Its intricate details and well-preserved columns are a sight to behold. It stands as a reminder of Greece's rich history and cultural heritage. Surrounded by remnants of ancient ruins and steeped in mythology, the Theseion transports visitors back in time. It serves as a gateway into an era where gods reigned supreme and legends were born. In modern times, this temple continues to inspire awe among those who visit it. The Greek Orthodox Church of St. George Akamates stands nearby as if paying homage to its majestic presence. Whether bathed in sunlight or illuminated under moonlight, the Temple Of Hephaestus remains an enduring symbol of Athens' glorious past. Its significance cannot be overstated – it represents not only architectural brilliance but also serves as a link between our present-day world and an age long gone.