Name: 19682X001.jpg
Size: 60.44 kb
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ID: e1ed9b5e538a4174b16168b72fc13344
Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, National Archaeological Museum, Inventory: 1377 (1. Inv.)
LIMC/ThesCRA: MID18811, SMID19682 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Asklepios 201, Epione 3, Hekate (vol. VI) 50, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 61
Description: Votive relief, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -360/-340 – Discovery: AthensAsclepieion – Description: To the far r. a shrine (Stylobat, dorische, kannelierte Säulen, Architrav, Giebel mit Akroteren) carved in very high relief, in which stands Asklepios, wearing a himation, with a snake coiled up the staff at his side; behind him stands Hygieia, with her hand on his shoulder. In front of them sits Epione with a bowl (?) on her knees. A goose sits beneath her stool. To the r., on a shorter block carved in lower relief (in architektonischer Rahmung: Stylobat, Pfeiler, Architrav, Ziegeldach), a file of mortals approach the gods: a young slave leads a sacrificial pig. They are followed by ten adults and two children, and finally a maidservant carrying a large basket on her head. On the narrow side at r. is a herm; to the far l., behind the temple, Hekate holding torches and wearing a polos is carved in low relief.
Keywords: Column, temple, pillar, naiskos, aedicula, procession, sacrifice, capital: Doric, pediment, acroterion, stylobate, Asklepios, Epione, Hekate, Hygieia
Bibliography: Neumann fig. 29; Hausmann 167 no. 11; Kaltsas, N., Sculpture in the Nat. Arch. Mus., Athens (2002) no. 422.
Copyright notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
Size: 60.44 kb
Dimensions: 600x437 px
Resolution: 72x72 ppi
ID: e1ed9b5e538a4174b16168b72fc13344
Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, National Archaeological Museum, Inventory: 1377 (1. Inv.)
LIMC/ThesCRA: MID18811, SMID19682 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Asklepios 201, Epione 3, Hekate (vol. VI) 50, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 61
Description: Votive relief, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -360/-340 – Discovery: AthensAsclepieion – Description: To the far r. a shrine (Stylobat, dorische, kannelierte Säulen, Architrav, Giebel mit Akroteren) carved in very high relief, in which stands Asklepios, wearing a himation, with a snake coiled up the staff at his side; behind him stands Hygieia, with her hand on his shoulder. In front of them sits Epione with a bowl (?) on her knees. A goose sits beneath her stool. To the r., on a shorter block carved in lower relief (in architektonischer Rahmung: Stylobat, Pfeiler, Architrav, Ziegeldach), a file of mortals approach the gods: a young slave leads a sacrificial pig. They are followed by ten adults and two children, and finally a maidservant carrying a large basket on her head. On the narrow side at r. is a herm; to the far l., behind the temple, Hekate holding torches and wearing a polos is carved in low relief.
Keywords: Column, temple, pillar, naiskos, aedicula, procession, sacrifice, capital: Doric, pediment, acroterion, stylobate, Asklepios, Epione, Hekate, Hygieia
Bibliography: Neumann fig. 29; Hausmann 167 no. 11; Kaltsas, N., Sculpture in the Nat. Arch. Mus., Athens (2002) no. 422.
Copyright notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
Name: 19682X101.jpg
Size: 59.57 kb
Dimensions: 600x426 px
Resolution: 72x72 ppi
ID: 2647e58fd7524f429ea7c6d1d0ba2d8e
Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, National Archaeological Museum, Inventory: 1377 (1. Inv.)
LIMC/ThesCRA: MID18811, SMID19682 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Asklepios 201, Epione 3, Hekate (vol. VI) 50, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 61
Description: Votive relief, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -360/-340 – Discovery: AthensAsclepieion – Description: To the far r. a shrine (Stylobat, dorische, kannelierte Säulen, Architrav, Giebel mit Akroteren) carved in very high relief, in which stands Asklepios, wearing a himation, with a snake coiled up the staff at his side; behind him stands Hygieia, with her hand on his shoulder. In front of them sits Epione with a bowl (?) on her knees. A goose sits beneath her stool. To the r., on a shorter block carved in lower relief (in architektonischer Rahmung: Stylobat, Pfeiler, Architrav, Ziegeldach), a file of mortals approach the gods: a young slave leads a sacrificial pig. They are followed by ten adults and two children, and finally a maidservant carrying a large basket on her head. On the narrow side at r. is a herm; to the far l., behind the temple, Hekate holding torches and wearing a polos is carved in low relief.
Keywords: Column, temple, pillar, naiskos, aedicula, procession, sacrifice, capital: Doric, pediment, acroterion, stylobate, Asklepios, Epione, Hekate, Hygieia
Bibliography: Neumann fig. 29; Hausmann 167 no. 11; Kaltsas, N., Sculpture in the Nat. Arch. Mus., Athens (2002) no. 422.
Copyright notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
Size: 59.57 kb
Dimensions: 600x426 px
Resolution: 72x72 ppi
ID: 2647e58fd7524f429ea7c6d1d0ba2d8e
Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, National Archaeological Museum, Inventory: 1377 (1. Inv.)
LIMC/ThesCRA: MID18811, SMID19682 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Asklepios 201, Epione 3, Hekate (vol. VI) 50, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 61
Description: Votive relief, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -360/-340 – Discovery: AthensAsclepieion – Description: To the far r. a shrine (Stylobat, dorische, kannelierte Säulen, Architrav, Giebel mit Akroteren) carved in very high relief, in which stands Asklepios, wearing a himation, with a snake coiled up the staff at his side; behind him stands Hygieia, with her hand on his shoulder. In front of them sits Epione with a bowl (?) on her knees. A goose sits beneath her stool. To the r., on a shorter block carved in lower relief (in architektonischer Rahmung: Stylobat, Pfeiler, Architrav, Ziegeldach), a file of mortals approach the gods: a young slave leads a sacrificial pig. They are followed by ten adults and two children, and finally a maidservant carrying a large basket on her head. On the narrow side at r. is a herm; to the far l., behind the temple, Hekate holding torches and wearing a polos is carved in low relief.
Keywords: Column, temple, pillar, naiskos, aedicula, procession, sacrifice, capital: Doric, pediment, acroterion, stylobate, Asklepios, Epione, Hekate, Hygieia
Bibliography: Neumann fig. 29; Hausmann 167 no. 11; Kaltsas, N., Sculpture in the Nat. Arch. Mus., Athens (2002) no. 422.
Copyright notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
Name: 19682X202.jpg
Size: 73.9 kb
Dimensions: 600x446 px
Resolution: 72x72 ppi
ID: 4249f9efc5bf47ea9a86bafa1d74b328
Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, National Archaeological Museum, Inventory: 1377 (1. Inv.)
LIMC/ThesCRA: MID18811, SMID19682 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Asklepios 201, Epione 3, Hekate (vol. VI) 50, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 61
Description: Votive relief, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -360/-340 – Discovery: AthensAsclepieion – Description: To the far r. a shrine (Stylobat, dorische, kannelierte Säulen, Architrav, Giebel mit Akroteren) carved in very high relief, in which stands Asklepios, wearing a himation, with a snake coiled up the staff at his side; behind him stands Hygieia, with her hand on his shoulder. In front of them sits Epione with a bowl (?) on her knees. A goose sits beneath her stool. To the r., on a shorter block carved in lower relief (in architektonischer Rahmung: Stylobat, Pfeiler, Architrav, Ziegeldach), a file of mortals approach the gods: a young slave leads a sacrificial pig. They are followed by ten adults and two children, and finally a maidservant carrying a large basket on her head. On the narrow side at r. is a herm; to the far l., behind the temple, Hekate holding torches and wearing a polos is carved in low relief.
Keywords: Column, temple, pillar, naiskos, aedicula, procession, sacrifice, capital: Doric, pediment, acroterion, stylobate, Asklepios, Epione, Hekate, Hygieia
Bibliography: Neumann fig. 29; Hausmann 167 no. 11; Kaltsas, N., Sculpture in the Nat. Arch. Mus., Athens (2002) no. 422.
Copyright notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
Size: 73.9 kb
Dimensions: 600x446 px
Resolution: 72x72 ppi
ID: 4249f9efc5bf47ea9a86bafa1d74b328
Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, National Archaeological Museum, Inventory: 1377 (1. Inv.)
LIMC/ThesCRA: MID18811, SMID19682 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Asklepios 201, Epione 3, Hekate (vol. VI) 50, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 61
Description: Votive relief, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -360/-340 – Discovery: AthensAsclepieion – Description: To the far r. a shrine (Stylobat, dorische, kannelierte Säulen, Architrav, Giebel mit Akroteren) carved in very high relief, in which stands Asklepios, wearing a himation, with a snake coiled up the staff at his side; behind him stands Hygieia, with her hand on his shoulder. In front of them sits Epione with a bowl (?) on her knees. A goose sits beneath her stool. To the r., on a shorter block carved in lower relief (in architektonischer Rahmung: Stylobat, Pfeiler, Architrav, Ziegeldach), a file of mortals approach the gods: a young slave leads a sacrificial pig. They are followed by ten adults and two children, and finally a maidservant carrying a large basket on her head. On the narrow side at r. is a herm; to the far l., behind the temple, Hekate holding torches and wearing a polos is carved in low relief.
Keywords: Column, temple, pillar, naiskos, aedicula, procession, sacrifice, capital: Doric, pediment, acroterion, stylobate, Asklepios, Epione, Hekate, Hygieia
Bibliography: Neumann fig. 29; Hausmann 167 no. 11; Kaltsas, N., Sculpture in the Nat. Arch. Mus., Athens (2002) no. 422.
Copyright notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
Name: 19682X204.jpg
Size: 51.95 kb
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Resolution: 72x72 ppi
ID: e036cce6bf724df390dd0a7d50d37371
Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, National Archaeological Museum, Inventory: 1377 (1. Inv.)
LIMC/ThesCRA: MID18811, SMID19682 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Asklepios 201, Epione 3, Hekate (vol. VI) 50, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 61
Description: Votive relief, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -360/-340 – Discovery: AthensAsclepieion – Description: To the far r. a shrine (Stylobat, dorische, kannelierte Säulen, Architrav, Giebel mit Akroteren) carved in very high relief, in which stands Asklepios, wearing a himation, with a snake coiled up the staff at his side; behind him stands Hygieia, with her hand on his shoulder. In front of them sits Epione with a bowl (?) on her knees. A goose sits beneath her stool. To the r., on a shorter block carved in lower relief (in architektonischer Rahmung: Stylobat, Pfeiler, Architrav, Ziegeldach), a file of mortals approach the gods: a young slave leads a sacrificial pig. They are followed by ten adults and two children, and finally a maidservant carrying a large basket on her head. On the narrow side at r. is a herm; to the far l., behind the temple, Hekate holding torches and wearing a polos is carved in low relief.
Keywords: Column, temple, pillar, naiskos, aedicula, procession, sacrifice, capital: Doric, pediment, acroterion, stylobate, Asklepios, Epione, Hekate, Hygieia
Bibliography: Neumann fig. 29; Hausmann 167 no. 11; Kaltsas, N., Sculpture in the Nat. Arch. Mus., Athens (2002) no. 422.
Copyright notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
Size: 51.95 kb
Dimensions: 366x600 px
Resolution: 72x72 ppi
ID: e036cce6bf724df390dd0a7d50d37371
Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, National Archaeological Museum, Inventory: 1377 (1. Inv.)
LIMC/ThesCRA: MID18811, SMID19682 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Asklepios 201, Epione 3, Hekate (vol. VI) 50, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 61
Description: Votive relief, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -360/-340 – Discovery: AthensAsclepieion – Description: To the far r. a shrine (Stylobat, dorische, kannelierte Säulen, Architrav, Giebel mit Akroteren) carved in very high relief, in which stands Asklepios, wearing a himation, with a snake coiled up the staff at his side; behind him stands Hygieia, with her hand on his shoulder. In front of them sits Epione with a bowl (?) on her knees. A goose sits beneath her stool. To the r., on a shorter block carved in lower relief (in architektonischer Rahmung: Stylobat, Pfeiler, Architrav, Ziegeldach), a file of mortals approach the gods: a young slave leads a sacrificial pig. They are followed by ten adults and two children, and finally a maidservant carrying a large basket on her head. On the narrow side at r. is a herm; to the far l., behind the temple, Hekate holding torches and wearing a polos is carved in low relief.
Keywords: Column, temple, pillar, naiskos, aedicula, procession, sacrifice, capital: Doric, pediment, acroterion, stylobate, Asklepios, Epione, Hekate, Hygieia
Bibliography: Neumann fig. 29; Hausmann 167 no. 11; Kaltsas, N., Sculpture in the Nat. Arch. Mus., Athens (2002) no. 422.
Copyright notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
