- just
above the cyma
where an
akroteria would have been placed. The main body of the
central statue that made up the
akroteria was
composed of bronze, not...
- The “Murlo Cowboy” is a
famous akroteria that is part of over a
dozen Etruscan sculptures,
discovered in the
ruins of the
Archaic Building at the excavation...
- An acroterion, acroterium, (pl.
akroteria) is an
architectural ornament placed on a flat
pedestal called the
acroter or plinth, and
mounted at the apex...
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Athena (east) and the
Return of
Hephaistos to
Olympos (west), and, as
akroteria, the
Nereids Thetis and
Eurynome (west)
accompanied by Nikai, the two...
- The ridge-pole
tiles of the roof were
decorated with cut-out
akroteria. The
akroteria was
patterendwith many
lotus and
palmette designs that were thought...
- the
corner akroteria of the
temple of
Asklepios in Epidauros.
Pausanias (5, 10, 8)
describes bronze tripods forming the
corner akroteria and statues...
- ISBN 9789004111981. Palagia, Olga (2005), "Fire from Heaven:
Pediments and
Akroteria of the Parthenon" in The Parthenon: From
Antiquity to the Present, edited...
-
displaying a
plane face architrave. A
triangular pediment adorned with
alleged akroteria. The
motto is:
SAPERE AUDE (Dare to think) The flag is in proportions...
-
Paolo Orsi in Syracuse,
along with
fragments of the
gutter and of the
akroteria, and some roof tiles,
probably among the
first produced in Sicily. Temple...
-
first appearance of "flame palmettes" goes back to the stand-alone
floral akroteria of the
Parthenon (447–432 BCE), and
slightly later at the
Temple of Athena...
