- The
Grave Stele of
Hegeso, most
likely sculpted by Callimachus, is
renowned as one of the
finest Attic grave stelae surviving (mostly intact) today. Dated...
- the war have survived, such as the
Erechtheion temple and
Grave Stele of
Hegeso, both in Athens;
these provide no
information on
military activity but do...
- is now
preserved at the
Acropolis Museum in Athens. The
grave stele of
Hegeso is made and is
finished about ten
years later (approximate date). It is...
- with others, he
established the
Igiso (Ἡγησώ, from the
Attic Gr**** name
Hēgēso) magazine, in
which he
published his works. In 1909, he
graduated from the...
-
family unit or a
household scene. One such
notable example is the
Stele of
Hegeso.
Typically grave stelai are made of
marble and
carved in relief, and like...
- are many
images of it on
vases and
memorial reliefs, for
example that to
Hegeso. It was
evidently often very elegant, as were the
styles derived from it...
- The
Grave Stele of
Hegeso (c.410–400 BC) is one of the best
surviving examples of
Attic grave stelae.
Beginning around 450,
Athenian funerary monuments...
- of
Hegeso is one of the best-preserved
surviving attic stele and
features a
woman seated by her servant. This
grave is a naiskos,
meaning Hegeso was...
-
Greece portal Grave Stele of
Dexileos Great Eleusinian Relief Grave Stele of
Hegeso "Η Επιτύμβια Στήλη της Παμφίλης και της Δημητρίας - Κεραμεικος" [The Grave...
-
Triclinium Niobides Krater Doryphoros (Spear Bearer)
Acropolis Grave Stele of
Hegeso Winged Victory of
Samothrace Great Altar of Zeus and
Athena at Pergamon...
