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Part of goddess Athena statue in Parthenon

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Part of goddess Athena statue in Parthenon

Account of the supervisors of the construction of the Chryselephantine statue of the goddess Athena in the Parthenon, by the sculptor Phidias. Circa 438 BC

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5th Century Bc Ancient Greece Athena Athens Column Damaged Goddess Greece Greek Culture Grey Background Ornate Phidias Stone Symbol Text


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This print showcases a fragment of the magnificent goddess Athena statue, which once adorned the Parthenon in Athens, Greece. Crafted by the renowned sculptor Phidias around 438 BC, this Chryselephantine masterpiece stood as a symbol of Greek culture and art during the 5th century BC. Despite its damaged state, this vertical stone carving exudes an undeniable aura of ancient grandeur. The intricate ornate details on display are a testament to Phidias' exceptional craftsmanship and skill. This studio shot captures every nuance of the sculpture's grey background, allowing us to appreciate its beauty in isolation. The supervisors involved in constructing this awe-inspiring artwork meticulously documented their account for posterity. Their meticulousness ensured that even centuries later, we can still marvel at this single object that represents both Greek mythology and history. As we gaze upon this part of Athena's statue, it transports us back to an era long gone—the past where gods and goddesses reigned supreme over mortal lives. The Greek language text accompanying the image adds another layer of authenticity to our connection with ancient Greece. This print from Universal Images Group (UIG) serves as a reminder not only of Phidias' artistic genius but also of how deeply intertwined art and culture were in ancient civilizations like Greece.

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