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Statue of Kore, Parian marble, from Merenda, Attica

Statue of Kore, Parian marble, from Merenda, Attica


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Statue of Kore, Parian marble, from Merenda, Attica

Statue of Kore, Parian marble. Found in Merenda, Attica. The fully preserved statue stood stop the grave of Phrasikleia, as is indicated by the inscription on the pedestal. An extraordinary work, one of the most important of the ripe Archaic style. From Paros, 550-540 BC

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6th Century Bc Ancient Greece Attica Female Likeness Gesturing Greek Headwear Inscription Kore Pedestal Parian Marble Paros


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This print showcases the exquisite Statue of Kore, carved from Parian marble and discovered in Merenda, Attica. Standing tall and fully preserved, this masterpiece once adorned the grave of Phrasikleia, as indicated by the inscription on its elegant pedestal. Belonging to the ripe Archaic style, this extraordinary work is hailed as one of the most significant sculptures from ancient Greece. The statue depicts a female likeness with remarkable attention to detail. Her graceful stance and gesturing hands evoke a sense of poise and elegance that transcends time. Adorned with intricate headwear, she exudes an aura of regality and divine beauty. Crafted between 550-540 BC on the island of Paros, this sculpture exemplifies the skillful artistry prevalent during that era. The smoothness of Parian marble enhances every delicate feature, making it a true testament to human representation through art. In this studio shot captured by Universal Images Group (UIG), we are presented with a vertical composition that allows us to appreciate every nuance of this ancient treasure. With no people present in the frame, our focus is solely on this mesmerizing artwork. Whether you are an admirer of Greek history or simply appreciate fine craftsmanship, this print serves as a window into ancient Greece's rich artistic heritage - a timeless symbol of beauty frozen in stone for eternity.

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