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Early Classical. Satyr wielding a tree branch. 5th BC. Lyci
Early Classical. Late Archaic. Satyr wielding a tree branch. Frieze block carved in relief, from the animal frieze that used to run around the top of the podium suporting Building G. Acropolis Xanthos. Lycia. Turkey. Made during the reigh of King Kuprlli (480-440BC). British Museum. London. England. United Kingdom
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Acropolis Anatolia Archaic Carved Frieze Limestone Lycia Lycian Mythology Panel Reign Satyr Sculture Xanthos
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1. Title: "A Satyr on the Hunt: A 5th Century BC Masterpiece from Ancient Lycia's Acropolis of Xanthos in the British Museum" This image showcases a satyr, a mythological figure with the ears and tail of a horse, wielding a tree branch as if ready to strike. The intricately carved relief, originating from the ancient city of Xanthos in Lycia, Turkey, dates back to the Early Classical period, around 480-440 BC, during the reign of King Kuprlli. The satyr is depicted in the midst of a lively hunt, surrounded by various wild animals, including a boar and a deer. The scene is part of an animal frieze that once adorned the top of the podium supporting Building G on the Acropolis of Xanthos. The frieze, made of limestone, is now housed in the British Museum in London, England, United Kingdom. The Late Archaic satyr, with his muscular physique and mischievous expression, exemplifies the artistic achievements of the 5th century BC. The Early Classical period marked a significant shift in Greek art, with a focus on naturalism, balance, and harmony. This masterpiece from ancient Anatolia is a testament to the artistic innovation and cultural richness of the era. The satyr's energetic pose and the dynamic interaction between the figure and the animals convey the spirit of the hunt and the vitality of life in ancient Lycia. The relief's intricate details and the lifelike representation of the figures and animals demonstrate the skill and artistry of the ancient craftsmen. This image offers a glimpse into the history and mythology of ancient Lycia and the broader context of ancient Greek art. It invites us to explore the stories and traditions that shaped the ancient world and continue to inspire us today.
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