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View of the Parthenon seen from the side of the Propylea
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View of the Parthenon seen from the side of the Propylea
View of the Parthenon seen from the side of the Propylea Greece Athens Temple Classical, Greek Art, Greece, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1920-30ca.. Date of Artwork:447-438 a.C.. Artist:Fidia, Ictino, Kallikrates
Alinari, Fratelli
ACA-F-024584-0000
Media ID 33135295
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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This print titled "View of the Parthenon seen from the side of the Propylea" transports viewers to ancient Greece, specifically Athens. The image showcases a breathtaking perspective of one of the most iconic structures in human history, the Parthenon. With its imposing presence and timeless beauty, this temple stands as a testament to classical Greek art and the rich cultural heritage of Greece. The photograph captures an exquisite moment in time, taken during the 1920s or 1930s by Alinari, Fratelli. It provides us with a glimpse into an era when archaeological excavations were uncovering remarkable treasures that shed light on ancient civilizations. Dating back to 447-438 BC, this architectural wonder was crafted by renowned artists Fidia, Ictino, and Kallikrates. Carved meticulously out of marble, every detail exudes craftsmanship and artistic excellence. The Parthenon's grandeur is enhanced further by its location within Athens' Acropolis complex. As we gaze at this photograph print today, it serves as a reminder not only of Greece's glorious past but also Europe's shared heritage. It symbolizes our fascination with ancient civilizations and their enduring impact on contemporary society. While appreciating this artwork for its historical significance and aesthetic appeal is paramount, it is essential not to overlook its value beyond commercial use. This print offers us an opportunity to delve into archeology and explore sites like these that continue to captivate scholars worldwide. In conclusion, Alinari's stunning depiction invites us into a world where classical Greek art meets modern photography—a convergence that allows us to appreciate both mediums simultaneously while immersing ourselves in ancient civilization through visual storytelling.
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