Erläuterungen zu der Reconstruction des Westgiebels des Parthenon
Title:
Erläuterungen zu der Reconstruction des Westgiebels des Parthenon
Book ID:
0004-070226
Author / Editor:
Karl Schwerzek
Publisher:
Selbstverlag des Verfassers
Printed by:
Not specified
Publication Year:
1896
Volume(s) / Edition:
Single Volume / Original Edition / 32 pages / German-language publication
Period / Subject:
Classical Antiquity / Ancient Greek Architecture / Parthenon / West Pediment / Classical Sculpture / Archaeological Reconstruction
Description / Content:
A historical architectural and archaeological study explaining Karl Schwerzek’s reconstruction of the west pediment of the Parthenon in Athens. The publication examines surviving sculptural fragments, historical drawings, figure placement, composition, iconography, and the reasoning behind Schwerzek’s proposed reconstruction of the pedimental group associated with the mythological contest between Athena and Poseidon. This work is provided for architectural study, historical reference, visual research, classical sculpture analysis, archaeological research, and educational use.
Status:
Public Domain Reference File
Use:
Architectural study, historical reference, visual research, classical sculpture analysis, archaeological reconstruction, Parthenon research, and educational use
Source:
Digitized historical library copy / Public-domain archive
Download Status:
Available
File Type:
Digital Reference Document
File Format:
File Size:
7.43 MB
Notice:
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