Maestranze sec. VII/ V a.C., Acropoli
CODES / CLASSIFICATION
106048
OBJECT
Acropoli
AUTHOR
Dating
sec. VII/ V a.C.
700 a.C. - 401 a.C.
LOCATIONS
Atene (Grecia)
NOTES
Foto sup 2459, verso del supporto secondario: nota anonima manoscritta: "Akropolis from North West. / Inscription on 7.th column of temple of Theseus: / "Vit. Conradus Spineda 1453 die 20 januaryo". / Says Hughes: "the temple of Theseus was erected by a grateful / people to a patriotic prince". Well done, Hughes!".
Foto sup 2705, verso del supporto secondario: nota anonima manoscritta: "The two figures still on the pediment of the Parthenon were thought by Spon to be Hadrian / and Sabina. They are now called by Michaelis Asklepios and Hygieia because / a snake is associated with them. / The Frank tower gives the broken sky outline, which the great Hansen told me / was wanting in Greek architecture. / Guillet, called le Guilletière, says in his book - date 1667 - that he thaught the Promachos / was stationed on the Franck tower".
Foto sup 2705, verso del supporto secondario: nota anonima manoscritta: "The two figures still on the pediment of the Parthenon were thought by Spon to be Hadrian / and Sabina. They are now called by Michaelis Asklepios and Hygieia because / a snake is associated with them. / The Frank tower gives the broken sky outline, which the great Hansen told me / was wanting in Greek architecture. / Guillet, called le Guilletière, says in his book - date 1667 - that he thaught the Promachos / was stationed on the Franck tower".
