erechtheion caryatids 3d models

This work featured numerous figures in relief that inspired individual sculptures, including this caryatid. An early version of this sculpture was showcased in 1886. Three years later a critic praised it, calling it a "supple little creature" barely...

This Penelope follows classic Greek antique sculpture's style in a 'Hanchée' position, similar to contraposto, and stands like a caryatid - a sculptural form serving as a pillar but shaped like a woman. Her attitude is reminiscent of Tanagra...

761 was discovered in 1886 on Acropolis in Athens, near the Erechtheion, alongside other figures. They were hidden in a crevice in the rocks possibly to save them from the Persian attack and burning of the place in 480 BCE. Archaeologists are still...

761 was discovered in 1886 on Acropolis in Athens, just west of the Erechtheion, alongside a range of other figures that had been hidden in a crevice in the rocks, possibly to salvage them from the Persian attack and torching of the place in 480 BCE....

De Vigne's exceptional skills caught the attention of the government, who hired him to create caryatides for the majestic facade of the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. In 1876, he exhibited busts of E. Hid and W. Wilson at the Antwerp Salon, which...

De Vigne's exceptional skills caught the attention of the government, who commissioned him to create caryatides for the ornate facade of the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. In 1875, he unveiled Beatrix and Domenica at the Brussels exhibition,...

Between 1918 and 1919, he crafted a biblical motif relief for the cathedral of Lausanne, participated in several exhibitions in Paris between 1921 and 1925, and designed monumental neoclassical caryatids for Marble the lobby of the Federal Court from...

The Epimeliad were nymphs associated with apple trees, and the Caryatids were associated with walnut trees. ... Some of the individual dryads or hamadryads are: Atlanteia and Phoebe two of the many wives or concubines of Danaus Chrysopeleia Dryope ...

The Epimeliad were nymphs associated with apple trees, and the Caryatids were associated with walnut trees. ... Some of the individual dryads or hamadryads are: Atlanteia and Phoebe, two of the many wives or concubines of Danaus; Chrysopeleia; Dryope;...

1868,0512.1; incorporating antique elements) rests on a tripod arrangement of legs shaped like Atlas caryatids identical to the present figures. ...This blending of ancient and contemporary designs is not surprising given that Bartolini was creating his...

The Epimeliad were nymphs associated with apple trees, and the Caryatids were associated with walnut trees. ... Some of the individual dryads or hamadryads are: Atlanteia and Phoebe, two of the many wives or concubines of Danaus Chrysopeleia Dryope ...

The statue's narrow hips, wide shoulders, and widely set breasts have led some to compare the figure with the group of three goddesses on the east pediment of the Parthenon, or with a figure on the Erechtheion frieze in Athens (now in the Acropolis...

The attribution to Alcamenes is based primarily on the pose of the figure and the handling of the drapery, reminiscent of sculptures found in the temple of Athena Nike and certain caryatids from the Erechtheum. This statuary type can also be seen in...

Attribution to Alcamenes is based on the pose of the figure and the handling of the drapery, reminiscent of sculptures in the temple of Athena Nike and certain caryatids of the Erechtheum. This statuary type is also seen in a relief in the Louvre...

1868,0512.1; which incorporates antique elements) features a tripod arrangement of legs in the form of Atlas caryatids, identical to the present figures. This mixing of antique and contemporary designs is not surprising given that Bartolini was...

The statue's pose and drapery handling are reminiscent of sculptures found in the temple of Athena Nike and certain caryatids of the Erechtheum, two buildings on the Acropolis in Athens where Alcamenes likely worked. This statuary type is also seen...

Attribution to Alcamenes is based above all on the pose of the figure and the handling of the drapery, reminiscent of the sculptures in the temple of Athena Nike and of certain caryatids of the Erechtheum, two buildings on the Acropolis in Athens...

In 1602 Henri IV removed it to the Palais du Louvre, where the Diana was installed in a specially designed gallery to receive it, the Hall of Antiques (now the Hall of Caryatids). At the time its restorations were revised by Barthélemy Prieur. The...

The box's structure resembles that of a funeral bed, supported at its corners by caryatids and terminal figures, with its thick mattress and embroidered cushions. Several indications suggest these portraits date from circa AD 180: the woman's...