- The
Temple of
Hephaestus or
Hephaisteion (also "Hephesteum" or "Hephaesteum";
Ancient Gr****: Ἡφαιστεῖον, Gr****: Ναός Ηφαίστου, and
formerly called in error...
-
portion of its
outer wall
could be
decorated with a frieze, as on the
Hephaisteion and the Parthenon.
Opisthodomoi are
present in the
layout of: Temples...
- the city.
Ancient monuments such as the Parthenon,
Erechtheion and the
Hephaisteion (Theseion) were
converted into churches. As the
empire became increasingly...
- of
Aphaea with
triglyphs slotted for
metopes The
entablature of the
Hephaisteion (temple of Hephaistos) in Athens,
showing Doric frieze with sculpted...
-
comparison with
grave stelae and the
paint remnants on the
frieze of the
Hephaisteion.
Possibly figures held
objects that were also
rendered in
paint such...
- The
entablature of the
Hephaisteion (temple of Hephaistos) in Athens,
showing geisa....
-
enveloped by two thin
slabs of marble.
Similar to the
architecture of the
Hephaisteion, the
temple of Hephaestus, the
ceilings of the
porches including those...
- in the
Doric frieze of the
Temple of Aphaia. The
entablature of the
Hephaisteion in Athens,
showing Doric frieze with
triglyphs and
sculpted metopes....
- a
sculpture in the [[Metope (architecture)|metōpē]] (μετώπη) of the
Hephaisteion in Athens,
where Theseus is
depicted heaving Kerkyōn. The
opponents are...
-
classical studies, e.g. the
temples at Paestum,
Akragas or Segesta, but the
Hephaisteion and the
Parthenon of
Athens also
influenced scholarship and Neoclassical...
