#artemision

[laurusamystic]

My problem is if I see something depicting Artemis I’ve never seen before, I need to have it. So anyway should be here in about 1.5 weeks

Also awesome art of her.

[lokkie83]

It took me a while but here are the last pics of my trip to Greece. The good news is i'll be there again in 2 months, so i can bore you with way too many pics again afterwards 😂

These are from the National Archeological museum in Athens, that was SO HUGE we spent way too many hours in there, but contains some incredibly famous pieces that everyone has seen or heard of, like the mask of Agamemnon or the Antikythera mechanism. 

[viajeroseneltiempo]

(EN) Did you know?🤔

There were at least five temples dedicated to the goddess Artemis in the city of Ephesus, all of which were considered architectural marvels in her time. Watch this and more in our YouTube video:

"The Story of the Temple of Artemis". Link: https://youtu.be/Gmre11I46dg

Art by Thorinds

(ES) ¿Sabías qué?🤔

Hubo al menos cinco templos dedicados a la diosa artemisa en la ciudad de Éfeso, todos fueron considerados maravillas de la arquitectura en su tiempo. Mira esto y mas en nuestro video de YouTube: 

"La historia del Templo de Artemisa". Link: https://youtu.be/Gmre11I46dg

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

Nathaniel Tarn - Lyrics for the Bride of God / Section: The Artemision - Tree Books - 1973

[crazycatsiren]

Ruins of the Temple of Artemis in Ephesus (located in present-day Selçuk, Turkey), one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

[eucanthos]

eucanthos

Carravaggio‘s Judith beheading Holofernes, 1600. Giacomo Ceruti’s Amazon, 1750. Helmut Newton‘s Domestic Nude V, 1993, Chateau Marmont. The Jockey of Artemision, 150–140 BC (a Nike is engraved on the horse’s right thigh). Victorian Fork.

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[cyanocoraxx]

this is blue boi’s scrappy bro, artemision 

he’s a coyote robot dude…. thing….. and he’s virgo sun, taurus moon, sagittarius rising & libra mercury SO definitely more reserved than his bro and is also very stubborn and protective 

[classicalmonuments]

Artemision (Temple of Artemis)

Delos, Greece

179 BCE

Ionic order

This area of the Sanctuary of Apollo is dedicated to his sister Artemis. The Hellenistic temple replaced and incorporated the remains of a 7th century B.C. temple which had itself been built over the remains of a Mycenaean building.

The temple had an east opening cella wider than long. Six prostyle Ionic columns on the eastern side in front of prolonged antae. The temple was set on a high base.

Inside the temple, a couple Kores (statues of women) were found, along with Mycenaean ivories, statues of lions and marble blocks with a honeycomb carving.

More pictures under “Finds from the Temple of Artemis”