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Palladio,Andrea

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Schinkel,Karl Friedrich

SCHINKEL,KARL FRIEDRICH

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Bowl with pouring spout,from Heraia,Arcadia.Cycladic style. Early Helladic III period (ca.2200 BCE) Hammered gold sheet,17 x 14,40 x 10,60 cm Bj 1885
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Bowl with pouring spout,from Heraia,Arcadia.Cycladic style....

The Erechtheion on the Acropolis where,according to Greek myth,a sacred spring issued from a hole struck by Poseidon.
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The Erechtheion on the Acropolis where,according to Greek myth,a sacred s...

A banqueting scene. Detail from a black-figured crater with Corinthian columns (6th BCE). 39 x 46 cm E 629
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A banqueting scene. Detail from a black-figured cra...

Diver jumping from a tower into the sea,an allegory of death.The "tomb of the diver" is the only remaining mural of Greek Classical art of the early 5th BCE.From Paestum, Italy. See also 03-05-07/59
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Diver jumping from a tower into the sea,an allegory of death.The "tomb of the d...

Diver jumping from a tower into the sea,an allegory of death.The "tomb of the diver" is the only remaining mural of Greek Classical art of the early 5th BCE.From Paestum, Italy. Detail of 10-01-06/68 See also 03-05-07/59
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Diver jumping from a tower into the sea,an allegory of death.The "tomb of the d...

Nymphaeum, Hermes guiding the nymphs, Pan in the border. Votive relief, marble. Inv. I 638
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Nymphaeum, Hermes guiding the nymphs, Pan in the border. Votive relief, m...

Facade of the library erected in honour of Tiberius Julius Celsus, governor of the province of Asia, erected by his son Tiberius Julius Aquila, after 117 CE. The library contained 12.000 papyrus rolls.
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Facade of the library erected in honour of Tiberius Julius Celsus, governor...

Roman gate, formerly with statues of the Imperial family, connects the marketplace of Ephesus with the small square on which stands the Celsus-Library. Gate erected in 3-4 BCE by two freed slaves.
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Roman gate, formerly with statues of the Imperial family, connects the mar...

A column of the Artemisium (5th BCE), the temple for the Artemis Ephesia, the famous and much revered chief deity of Ephesus. A pond has formed where the temple once stood.
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A column of the Artemisium (5th BCE), the temple for the Artem...

Woman with a vase. Tomb relief (550-530 BCE), from Chrysapha near Sparta, Greece. Height 87 cm
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Woman with a vase. Tomb relief (550-530 BCE...

The "Sarcophagus of Mourning Women", a column-type sarcophagus, was found in the Phoenician royal necro- polis of Sidon. 18 women, seemingly not professional mourners,but relatives or wives,stand between columns. Mid-4th BCE; Pentelic marble,179x265x138cm Inv.368 T
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The "Sarcophagus of Mourning Women", a column-type sarcophagus, was found i...

The "Sarcophagus of Mourning Women", a column-type sarcophagus, was found in the Phoenician royal necro- polis at Sidon.18 mourning women stand between columns. The top relief represents a funeral procession. Mid-4th BCE. Pentelic marble,179x265x138 cm Inv.368 T
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The "Sarcophagus of Mourning Women", a column-type sarcophagus, was found i...