Museum at Delphi, Greece
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The colossal Sphinx of the Naxians on an Ionic column |
Naxian Sphinx - detail |
Naxian Sphinx - detail |
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Naxian Sphinx - detail |
Naxian Sphinx - detail |
Chryselephantine statue - Possibly Apollo |
Chryselephantine statue - detail |
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Chryselephantine statue - detail |
Chryselephantine statue - detail |
Chryselephantine statue - detail |
Chryselephantine statue - detail |
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Chryselephantine statue - detail |
Chryselephantine statue - detail |
Silver statue of a bull |
Ffrieze of the Siphnian Treasury: |
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Siphnian Treasury. Detail: two giants, Herakles, Kybele, giant, lion, Apollon, Artemis |
Siphnian Treasury. Detail: Hercules is wearing his Nemean Lion skin |
Section of the frieze of the Siphnian Treasury: Trojan War. - Detail - Aphrodite, Artemis, Apollo watching the battle |
Siphnian Treasury. Trojan War detail - Aeneas, Hector fight the Greeks |
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Siphnian Treasury. Trojan War detail |
Siphnian Treasury - detail |
Siphnian Treasury - detail |
Siphnian Treasury - detail |
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Siphnian Treasury - detail |
Siphnian Treasury detail: 3 giants |
Kleobis and Biton - detail |
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Kleobis and Biton - detail |
Kleobis and Biton - detail |
Kleobis and Biton - detail |
Kleobis and Biton - detail |
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Kleobis and Biton - detail |
Kleobis and Biton - detail |
Funerary stele of a young athlete. From the east cemetery of Delphi. Mid 5th c. B.C. |
Funerary stele - detail |
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Funerary stele - detail |
Funerary stele - detail |
Altar for wine sacrifice (poured into hole on top) with celebration scene in relief.2nd c. B.C. |
Altar - detail |
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Acanthus column of the Dancing Girls 4th c. B.C. |
Base of the Acanthus column of the Dancing Girls |
Acanthus column of the Dancing Girls - acanthus leaves |
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Statue of the athlete Hagias. Marble copy of a bronze original 340 B.C. |
Hagias - detail |
Marble statue of Antinoos. |
Antinoos - detail |
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Antinoos - detail |
Charioteer - detail |
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Charioteer - detail |
Charioteer - detail |
Charioteer - detail |
Charioteer - detail |
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White kylix representing Apollo offering a libation. 480-470 B.C. |
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