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Collection designed for Acropolis Museum Design inspired by a building inscription (EM 6667) dated at around 408/7 BC from the Erechtheion, in which expenses for the artisans’ wages and the purchase of materials are recorded. See the original in the Gallery of the 5th century BC to the end of Antiquity, on the 1st Roor/Floor of the Acropolis Museum. Acropolis, Design Museum, Floor, Century, Purchase, Inspired, Antiques, Gallery, Building
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Collection designed for Acropolis Museum Design inspired by a building inscription (EM 6667) dated at around 408/7 BC from the Erechtheion, in which expenses for the artisans’ wages and the purchase of materials are recorded. See the original in the Gallery of the 5th century BC to the end of Antiquity, on the 1st Roor/Floor of the Acropolis Museum.
Collection designed for Acropolis Museum The West elevation of the parthenon/Parthenon. Based on the restoration drawing of the monument, by An. Orlandos, 1977 Parthenon, Monument, Restoration, West, Museum, Mens Graphic, Drawing, Mens Tops
Parthenon
Monument
Restoration
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Mens Graphic
Drawing
Mens Tops
Collection designed for Acropolis Museum The West elevation of the parthenon/Parthenon. Based on the restoration drawing of the monument, by An. Orlandos, 1977
Collection designed for Acropolis Museum Design inspired by a marble horse from a metope of the Hekatompedos, the temple that was constructed around 570 BC in the same place as the later, classical Parthenon. See the original in the Archaic Acropolis Gallery, on the 1st floor of the Acropolis Museum. Temple, Marble, Horse
Temple
Marble
Horse
Collection designed for Acropolis Museum Design inspired by a marble horse from a metope of the Hekatompedos, the temple that was constructed around 570 BC in the same place as the later, classical Parthenon. See the original in the Archaic Acropolis Gallery, on the 1st floor of the Acropolis Museum.