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Temple “C” at Selinus (Selinunte): metopes: [L] Quadriga of Apollo; [C] Perseus slaying Medusa; [R] Herakles and the Kerkopes, ca. 560-550 B.C.

Temple “E” (Temple of Hera) at Selinus (Selinunte): metope: Herakles slaying an Amazon, ca. 470-460 B.C.

Temple “E” (Temple of Hera) at Selinus (Selinunte): metopes: [L] Death of Actaeon; [R] Athena slaying Encelados, ca. 470-460 B.C.

Temple “E” (Temple of Hera) at Selinus (Selinunte): metopes: [L] Herakles slaying an Amazon; [LC] Hera unveiling herself to Zeus; [RC] Death of Actaeon; [R] Athena slaying Encelados

Temple “E” (Temple of Hera) at Selinus (Selinunte): metopes: [L] Herakles slaying an Amazon; [R] Hera unveiling herself to Zeus, ca. 470-460 B.C.

Temple “E” (Temple of Hera), Selinus: view from North, ca. 480-460 B.C.

Temple “E” (Temple of Hera), Selinus: view from Northwest, ca. 480-460 B.C.

Temple “E” (Temple of Hera), Selinus: view from SW., ca. 480-460 B.C.

Temple “F”, Selinus: detail, fallen column drums, ca. 525-500 B.C.

Tetrapylon (four-sided monumental gateway), Aphrodisias: 2nd century A.D.

The Boy Jesus disputing with the Doctors in the Temple; detail of a fresco from San Domenico, Arezzo, ca. 1360

The Call to Arms (La Defense), 1878

The Damned; detail of relief from far right pilaster panel on the main (west) facade, Orvieto Cathedral, ca. 1310-1316

The Dance (sculptural group on far R. side of front facade, the Opera, Paris; 1964 replica of original work [1869+], now displayed in the Musee d’Orsay, Paris)

The Dedication of Samuel before Eli; detail of roundel from the “Biblia Pauperum” (I) window, north aisle of the choir, Canterbury Cathedral, ca. late 12th century

The Departure of the Volunteers of 1792 (“La Marseillaise”), group from R. side, E. face, Arc de Triomphe, Paris, 1833-1836

The Elect; detail of relief from far right pilaster panel on the main (west) facade, Orvieto Cathedral, ca. 1310-1316

The Exodus from Egypt; detail of panel from the “Biblia Pauperum” (I) window, north aisle of the choir, Canterbury Cathedral, ca. late 12th century

The Goddess Isis, early 2nd century A.D.

The Judgment of Solomon: detail of re-used 12th century relief in lunette group from the West “arcade” wall, Cathedral of St. Declan, Ardmore

The Miraculous Draught of Fishes; detail of roundel from the “Biblia Pauperum” (II) window, north aisle of the choir, Canterbury Cathedral, ca. late 12th century

The Nativity; pendentive mosaic from the Katholikon, Monastery of Hosios Loukas, ca. 1050

The Pantheon (orig. Eglise Ste.-Genevieve), Paris, 1755-1792

The Rotunda, University of Virginia: exterior, view from south (The Lawn), 1822-1826

The Rotunda, University of Virginia: interior, dome room (originally library reading room, restored), 1822-1826

The Stoning of Stephen; detail of roundel from window in the northeast transept, Canterbury Cathedral, ca. late 12th century

The Tetrarchs, ca. 305 A.D.

The Tetrarchs: detail of the Augusti (Diocletian and Maximian), ca. 305 A.D.

The Tetrarchs: detail of the Augusti (Diocletian and Maximian), ca. 305 A.D.

The Three Graces (Aglaia, Euphrosyne, Thalia; Roman adaptation after painted prototype, perhaps inspired by earlier statuary group(?), originally from ca. 2nd century B.C.)

The Wedding at Cana (Christ turning water to wine); pendentive mosaic from the outer narthex, Church of the Savior in Chora (Kariye Camii), Istanbul, ca. 1310-1320

The Wedding at Cana; detail of roundel from the “Biblia Pauperum” (II) window, north aisle of the choir, Canterbury Cathedral, ca. late 12th century

The Well of Moses: detail, figure of King David showing embroidered harp motifs on mantle, 1395-1406

The Well of Moses: detail, figure of King David, 1395-1406

The Well of Moses: detail, figures of King David and the Prophet Jeremiah, 1395-1406

Theater, Miletus: view from NE., 4th century B.C. to 2nd century C.E.

Theater, Miletus: view from SW. showing access road to parados entrances (enlarged and refurbished 2nd century C.E.)

Theater, Pergamum: view from N., orig. 3rd century B.C.

Theater, Pergamum: view from S., orig. 3rd century B.C. (with later Roman Temple of Trajan, early 2nd century C.E., on upper terrace in background)

Theater, Priene: detail, seating for the nobility, from 4th century B.C. and later

Theater, Priene: view from NW. through cavea (audience seating) towards orchestra, begun 4th century B.C.; skene and proskene added beginning of 2nd century B.C.

Theatre of Apollo, Delphi: view from NW., mid-4th century B.C.

Theatre of Dionysus, Athens: site from N., view from atop the Acropolis, (orig. 5th century B.C.; rebuilt 338-326 B.C.)

Theatre of Dionysus, Athens: site view from NE. (orig. 5th century B.C.; rebuilt 338-326 B.C.)

Theatre of Dionysus, Athens: site view from North, atop the Acropolis, (orig. 5th century B.C.; rebuilt 338-326 B.C.)

Theatre of Dionysus, Athens: view from W., detail of seating (orig. 5th century B.C.; rebuilt 338-326 B.C.)

Theatre of Marcellus, Rome: exterior, detail view from south, ca. 23-13 B.C.

Tholos (“beehive”) tomb (called the “Treasury of Atreus”): detail, entrance showing post & lintel construction with relieving triangle above, ca. 1300 B.C.

Tholos (”beehive”) tomb (called the “Treasury of Atreus”): detail, orthostates and “Cyclopean” masonry on N. side of dromos, ca. 1300 B.C.

Tholos (”beehive”) tomb (called the “Treasury of Atreus”): dromos and entrance, view from E., ca. 1300 B.C.