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Photo by Onur Taşkıran, Temple of Aphaia, Aegina. Greece. #lifequote #marcusaurelius #philosophy #philosopher
"Eternity-Tang Dynasty Bodhisattva of the hebei province Museum, Northern Qi Losana Buddha temple of the Longxing Temple, Bodhisattva of the Xiude Temple, West Pediment of the Temple of Aphaia", 2016 de XU Zhen - Courtesy Galerie Perrotin © Photo Éric...
Temple of Aphaea at Aegina (drawing executed c. 1860). Bibliothèque des Arts Décoratifs, Paris. #AncientGreece #Aegina #temple #archutecture #VctBC #Aphaea
Experience the magic of Aegina, Greece, captured in stunning detail. This documentary-style photograph showcases the Temple of Aphaia with advanced visual effects like spectral diffraction and basic effects such as bioluminescence, ice-like textures, and metallic sparkles. The image blends Kootenay's artistic sensibility with ultra-HD clarity and color effects, including complementary harmony and a vibrant color burst. Atmospheric blur adds depth to this breathtaking scene, making it an ideal inspiration for wedding locations. Elements of art, China, and Czechia subtly enhance the composition, creating a truly unique visual experience. Explore the waters surrounding Cagbalete and the island's enchanting allure.
“The great Cretan writer Nikos Kazantzakis at the Temple of Aphaia in Aegina. Autumn, 1927. #Greece”
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Inv. 6446: Bronze head from a statue of a warrior. The figure formerly wore a helmet and had inlaid eyes. Severe Style, 490-480 BCE; perhaps the work of an Aiginetan sculptor given its similarities with the pedimental sculpture of the Temple of Aphaia on Aigina. From the Athenian Acropolis. National Archaeological Museum Athens, Greece
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From rare bronzes found in the sea to goddesses that proved a millennium ahead of their time, ancient Greek art is majestic, vital and full of high drama Fallen Warrior from Temple of Aphaia (c 480-470 BC)
This paper will examine the development of emotion in Greek sculpture; beginning with its overall absence in the Late Archaic period and continuing through its inception in the Early Classical period and its zenith during the Hellenistic Age. My chapters will each focus on a different style of sculpture and how emotion developed in each of them. I begin with architectural sculpture, tracing how emotion was first utilized on the Temple of Aphaia in Aegina during the Early Classical period before being used with greater prominence in later centuries, as seen in the works of Skopas and on the Great Altar of Pergamon. From there I discuss emotion in freestanding sculpture, beginning with the Early Classical statue of Prokne and Itys before moving on to examine statues such as Eirene and Ploutos, the Lysippos Herakles, and the Terme Boxer. Finally, I assess emotion’s presence in relief sculpture, focusing primarily on grave reliefs. In this chapter pieces such as Mourning Athena, the Mnesagora and Nikochares stele, and the Ilissos stele are examined. Overall, I argue that emotion is used in sculpture first to differentiate between Greeks and Romans, before later being used to incite a particular reaction in viewers.
