- style. An
acroterion placed at the
outer angles of the
pediment is an
acroterion angularium (angulārium
means ‘at the corners’). The
acroterion may take...
- quadriga, a
chariot drawn by four horses,
which was on top of the roof as an
acroterion. This sculpture, as well as the cult
statue of
Jupiter in the main cella...
-
Acroterion of
winged gorgon, 540-530 BC, from the temple...
- acromegalia, acromegaly, acromion, acronym, acrophobia, acropolis, acrostic,
acroterion,
acrotomophilia actin- beam, ray Gr**** ἀκτίς, ἀκτῖνος (aktís, aktînos)...
- bust of a well-dressed
young girl that may have
served as the
antefix or
acroterion of the
temple as
possibly being a
representation of Hebe. Hebe was also...
- post of an
ornate metal stair railing, Town Hall, Birkenhead,
England Acroterion Alem (finial)
Crocket Chigi (architecture)
Mandir kalasha Souvenir spoon...
- (Kourotrophos)
rather than an
abductor of
young men, the late
Archaic sculptural acroterion from
Etruscan Cære, now in Berlin,
showing the
goddess in
archaic running...
-
Spring and
Autumn period, Qin state,
acroterion with deer and roe deer, c. 770-475 BCE, from Doufu,
Baoji (Provincial
institute of
archeology of Shaanxi)...
- the roof were
decorated with
sphinx acroteria, and the central,
vegetal acroterion of each side had a pair of kore
statues standing one on
either side, an...
- roof,
going beyond the
acroterion group above a
pediment in Gr**** and
Roman temples. The
Apollo of Veii was part of an
acroterion group.
Substantial but...
