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Greek Art. Greece. Artemis statue carved in Parian marble
Greek Art. Greece. Artemis statue carved in Parian marble. Located at the House of Diadumenos in Delos. Dated around 100 BCE National Archaeological Museum. Athens. Greece
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Archaeological Artemis Athens Deity Delos Divinity Goddess Marble Mythology Parian Diadumenos
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1. Title: "The Eternal Grace of Artemis: A Parian Marble Statue from Delos, Greece (circa 100 BCE)" This image showcases a beautifully preserved Parian marble statue of Artemis, the ancient Greek goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and chastity. Dated around 100 BCE, this masterpiece was discovered in Delos, a renowned archaeological site in the Cyclades islands of Greece. The statue is now proudly displayed at the National Archaeological Museum in Athens, a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Greece. Artemis, depicted as a young, graceful woman, is shown with a bow and quiver, symbolizing her role as the goddess of the hunt. Her serene expression and poised stance convey a sense of tranquility and strength, reflecting the dual nature of Greek deities. The intricate carving on the statue reveals the exceptional craftsmanship of the ancient Greek artists, who expertly captured the essence of the divine figure. The Parian marble used in this sculpture is renowned for its pure white color and fine grain, which has preserved the details of the statue remarkably well. The statue's delicate features, such as the delicate curves of her body and the intricate details of her hair, are a testament to the artistic skill of the ancient Greeks. This statue is particularly significant as it was discovered in the House of Diadumenos in Delos, an archaeological site that was once a major religious and commercial center in the ancient world. The presence of such a magnificent statue in a private residence suggests the wealth and status of its owner. In Greek mythology, Artemis was also known as the protector of young animals and the bringer of childbirth. Her presence in the House of Diadumenos may have symbolized the household's connection to nature, fertility, and prosperity. This image offers a glimpse into the ancient Greek world, allowing us to appreciate the beauty and intricacy of their art and the enduring influence of their mythology.
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