the sculptures at the pathenon shows that they wanted to prove to the other city-states that they were the best and had they best scupltures and were the finest example:the great sculpture of athena
no it was designed to show power.
action, the artist carefully arranged the figures to show balance and order, and the sculptures are lifelike and accuratsy. GREEKS RULE!!
The Parthenon, Was Named After Athna. (The Goddess Of ''Wisdom'')
You Google Parthenon.
No. The Parthenon in Athens does not have a dome, but it may be confused with the Pantheon in Rome which does have a dome.
International Association for the Reunification of the Parthenon Sculptures was created in 2005.
what country in the world do the parthenon sculpturescome from
Yes, they were.
The frieze, pedimental sculptures, doric columns, the metopes and the triglyphs
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The Elgin Marbles, which are a collection of classical Greek marble sculptures that adorned the Parthenon and other buildings on the Acropolis of Athens, are housed in the British Museum in London. They were acquired in the early 19th century by Lord Elgin, the British ambassador to the Ottoman Empire. The sculptures have been a subject of controversy and debate regarding their ownership and repatriation to Greece.
no it was designed to show power.
The Acropolis and the Parthenon were built by the ancient Greek civilization, specifically by the Athenians during the 5th century BCE. These structures were dedicated to the goddess Athena, whom the city of Athens was named after, and they exemplify the architectural and artistic achievements of Classical Greece. The Parthenon, in particular, is renowned for its remarkable Doric architecture and intricate sculptures.
The purpose was to show gratitude to Athena for helping conquering the Persians.
I presume you mean the Elgin marbles. They are a large part of the relief sculptures, which adorned the Parthenon temple in Athens since the 5th century BC. They were removed from ther by Lord Elgin, Englishman. They are now in the British Museum, London.
i don't think so...
With statues, vase paintings and sculptures.