Architectural details of ancient Hellenic temples

Some digital images on architectural details of ancient Hellenic temples. The first image depicts a corner peristylion, the second image depicts a coloured gate and the last one a detail of the southwest wing buildings of the Acropolis of Athens.

Acropolis of Athens: Architecture, part II

Modern reconstruction of the Hellenistic loggia (peristyle) of Eumenes at Acropolis’ south incline.

Acropolis of Athens: Architecture, part I

Modern reconstruction of the Ionian style temple of Athena Nike in the Acropolis.
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Erechtheion (Acropolis of Athens): Architecture, part II

Two architectural representations of the Erechtheion temple in the Acropolis of Athens (c. 420 BC).

Erechtheion (Acropolis of Athens): Architecture

Two architectural representations of the Erechtheion temple (a digital one and an artwork) in the Acropolis of Athens (c. 420 BC).

Architecture of the Athenian Acropolis

 

In this post I present digital reconstructions of an architectural detail in the southwest wing of (above) and of the temple of Erechtheion (below). Both refer to buildings of the Acropolis of ancient Athens. Guess who’s the figure standing in front of the Erechtheion!