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Karteikarten von Kelsie Hurst, aktualisiert more than 1 year ago
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| Gold death mask (“Mask of Agamemnon”), Mycenae, c. 1500 BCE | |
| Reconstruction drawing of tholos tomb (“Treasury of Atreus”), Mycenae, c. 1300 BCE | |
| Geometric krater with funeral scenes, Athens, c. 735 BCE | |
| Protocorinthian olpe, Corinth, c. 640 BCE | |
| Amphora with Odysseus and Polyphemus, Eleusis (Greece), c. 650 BCE | |
| Black-figure volute krater with the marriage of Peleus and Thetis (“Francois Vase”), by Kleitias and Ergotimos, Athens, c. 575 BCE | |
| Black-figure amphora with Dionysos and hunters by the Amasis Painter, Athens, c. 560 BCE | |
| Black-figure amphora with Achilles and Penthesileia by Exekias, Athens, c. 525 BCE | |
| Bilingual amphora with Achilles and Ajax dicing, Athens, c. 525 BCE | |
| Kore (“Lady of Auxerre”), Crete, c. 650 BCE |
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| Kouros, Phoinikia (Greece), c. 590 BCE | |
| Kore of Phrasikleia, Merenda (Greece), c. 540 BCE |
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| Reconstruction drawing of the entablature of the Temple of Apollo, Thermon (Greece), c. 630 BCE | |
| Metope with Athena, Perseus and Medusa, Selinous (Sicily), c. 550 BCE | |
| Bronze statue of Apollo, Piraeus (Greece), c. 500 BCE | |
| “Kritios Boy” Kouros, Athens, c. 480 BCE | |
| Dying warrior, from the Temple of Aphaia at Aegina (Greece), c. 480 BCE | |
| North frieze with battle of gods and giants, Siphnian Treasury at Delphi, c. 525 BCE |
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| Metope with Hercules and the deer, Athenian Treasury at Delphi, c. 490 BCE | |
| Red-figure bell krater with Ganymede, Athens, c. 475 BCE | |
| Statue of a Charioteer, Delphi, c. 475 BCE | |
| Roman version of the Spear Bearer (“Doryphoros”), Argos, original c. 460 BCE | |
| Bronze statues of warriors, Riace (Italy), c. 460 BCE | |
| Ludovisi Throne, Lokri-on-the-West (Italy), c. 470 BCE | |
| Metope with Hera and Zeus, Temple at Selinous (Sicily), c. 450 BCE |
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