EditorialHellenistic bas-relief, c. 2nd century. Heracles hero wearing the skin of the Nemean lion carved on the pillar at the Gate of Heracles. "Curetes" Street. Ephesus. Izmir province. Turkey. Asia Minor.
EditorialAsia Minor. Ephesus. Street of Curetes, panoramic view from Gate to Celsus Library. There were fountains, monuments, statues and shops on the sides of the street. Turkey.
EditorialEphesus. Temple of Hadrian. Arch on the front facade with reliefs of Medusa stands with ornaments of acanthus leaves. It was built before 138 AD by P. Quintilius and dedicated to the emperor Hadrian. Curetes Street. Anatolia.
EditorialEphesus. Temple of Hadrian. Arch on the front facade with reliefs depicting a Medusa stands with ornaments of acanthus leaves. It was built before 138 AD by P. Quintilius and dedicated to the emperor Hadrian. Curetes Street. Anatolia.
EditorialTurkey. Ancient Greek and Roman city of Ephesus. Street of Curetes. There were fountains, monuments, statues and shops on the sides of the road. Architectural detail of a mausoleum with capitals of ionic order. Anatolia.
EditorialHellenistic bas-relief, c. 2nd century. Heracles hero wearing the skin of the Nemean lion carved on the pillar at the Gate of Heracles. "Curetes" Street. Ephesus. Izmir province. Turkey. Asia Minor.
EditorialEros on a dolphin, part of a vessel. Hollow bronze cast figure (3rd CE) from the Street of Curetes, Ephesus, Turkey. Height 16.9 cm, length 29.3 cm Inv. 757.
EditorialAsia Minor. Ephesus. Street of Curetes, panoramic view from Gate to Celsus Library. There were fountains, monuments, statues and shops on the sides of the street. Turkey.
EditorialEphesus. Temple of Hadrian. Arch on the front facade with reliefs of Medusa stands with ornaments of acanthus leaves. It was built before 138 AD by P. Quintilius and dedicated to the emperor Hadrian. Curetes Street. Anatolia.
EditorialEphesus. Temple of Hadrian. Arch on the front facade with reliefs depicting a Medusa stands with ornaments of acanthus leaves. It was built before 138 AD by P. Quintilius and dedicated to the emperor Hadrian. Curetes Street. Anatolia.
EditorialEphesus. Temple of Hadrian. Arch on the front facade with reliefs of Medusa stands with ornaments of acanthus leaves. It was built before 138 AD by P. Quintilius and dedicated to the emperor Hadrian. Curetes Street. Anatolia.
EditorialEphesus. Temple of Hadrian. Arch on the front facade with reliefs depicting a Medusa stands with ornaments of acanthus leaves. It was built before 138 AD by P. Quintilius and dedicated to the emperor Hadrian. Curetes Street. Anatolia.
EditorialConsul Stephanus giving opening sign for games. Marble figure from the Street of Curetes found near Scholastica Thermae in Ephesus. Height 202 cm Inv. 1402.
EditorialEros on a dolphin, part of a vessel. Hollow bronze cast figure (3rd CE) from the Street of Curetes, Ephesus, Turkey. Height 16.9 cm, length 29.3 cm Inv. 757.