Triad group (Deity flanked by two Goddesses): fragment of relief from the Temple of Apollo, on the acropolis at Gortyn

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Title
Triad group (Deity flanked by two Goddesses): fragment of relief from the Temple of Apollo, on the acropolis at Gortyn
Main Entry
Greek, Orientalizing (Daedalic)
Medium
limestone
Dimensions
h. 1.5m.
Location 1
Herakleion Museum (#379),
Location 2
Crete
ID
GS002
Photo Date
June 1989
Major Division
Ancient
Chronology/Culture
Greek

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Image Size
2004 x 2988
File Size
268 KB
Record
GS002
Link to this Item
https://quod.lib.umich.edu/a/aict/x-gs002/gs002

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"Triad group (Deity flanked by two Goddesses): fragment of relief from the Temple of Apollo, on the acropolis at Gortyn." In the digital collection Art Images for College Teaching. https://quod.lib.umich.edu/a/aict/x-gs002/gs002. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed March 28, 2024.
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