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- Colourful reconstruction of the Eastern pediment. Aphaia east pediments in the Glyptothek as it is now.
- One of the oldest of Greek Doric temples, its partial reconstruction is found in the inner portion of the Aphaia museum.
- Figures of the pediments of the Temple of Aphaia were found in 1811, and acquired in 1813 by Ludwig I of Bavaria for the Glyptothek.
- The Pediment Sculptures from the Temple of Aphaia (500-480) BC. ... Aphaia pediment polychrome model W-XI Glyptothek Munich. 6 Greek warrior.
- East Pediment The sculptures from the pediments of the Temple of Aphaia show two periods of Greek art: on the west, Late Archaic, on the east, Early Classical.
- The temple of Aphaia was well known since antiquity for its pediments, which adorned both of its narrow sides.
- The sculptures from the pediments of the Temple of Aphaia show two periods of Greek art: on the west, Late Archaic, on the east, Early Classical.
- Credit line Figures of the pediments of the Temple of Aphaia were found in 1811, and acquired in 1813 by Ludwig I of Bavaria for the Glyptothek.
- The Wickford Glyptothek in Munich The Pediment Sculptures from the Temple of Aphaia at Aegina.
- The Temple of Aphaia on Aegina made use of new construction technologies. Previously, temples had been constructed chiefly through the use of ramps and levers.
