EditorialWest pediment of Parthenon, Acropolis of Athens. Quarrel between Athena and Poseidon for Athens and Attica. 5th century BC. Attributed to Phidias. Detail of Kekrops and Pandrosos. Acropolis Museum. Athens. Greece.
EditorialHerse and Agraulos open the basket with the child Erichthonius Biblical, mythological and allegorical performances (series title), Two daughters of king Kekrops, Herse and Agraulos, have opened the basket that Athena had entrusted to their sister Pandr...
EditorialRed-figured rhyton (driking horn), signed by the potter Sotades, 470-460 BCE, from the Brygos tomb at Capua, Campania, Italy. The sphinx was coated in fine, white slip. The red-figure scenes on the cup show Kekrops, the legendary, snake-bodied king of ...
EditorialRed-figured rhyton (driking horn), signed by the potter Sotades, 470-460 BCE, from the Brygos tomb at Capua, Campania, Italy. The sphinx was coated in fine, white slip. The red-figure scenes on the cup show Kekrops, the legendary, snake-bodied king of ...
EditorialWest pediment of Parthenon, Acropolis of Athens. Quarrel between Athena and Poseidon for Athens and Attica. 5th century BC. Attributed to Phidias. Detail of Kekrops and Pandrosos. Acropolis Museum. Athens. Greece.
EditorialThe daughters of Kekrops find little Erichthonios. Kekrops is the legendary first king of Attica, the founding Erechthonios became the first king of Athens. Around 1640 Canvas, 150 x 208 cm Inv. 6488.
EditorialRed-figured rhyton (driking horn), signed by the potter Sotades, 470-460 BCE, from the Brygos tomb at Capua, Campania, Italy. The sphinx was coated in fine, white slip. The red-figure scenes on the cup show Kekrops, the legendary, snake-bodied king of ...