The Acropolis Athens Greece

Greek Orthodox Church Athens Greece

Trucks at Port Athens Greece

Front of a Government Building Athens

Hadrian's Arch Athens

Detail of the Base of a Column in the Acropolis

Archaic Pottery in Museum Display Athens

Sign Greek Old Wall Athens Greece

Front of Parliament House Athens

The Parthenon Acropolis Athens

Greek Sign

Post Box Athens

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Architecture - Ancient Greece - line art Detail Classical Window in the Propylaea, Athens.

Patterns & Motifs - Ancient Greece - line art Ornamented Band, 500-300BC

Patterns & Motifs - Ancient Greece - line art Ceiling of tomb at Mylasa, 400BC

Patterns & Motifs - Ancient Greece - line art Ornamented Band, 500-300BC

Patterns & Motifs - Ancient Greece - line art Various fret patterns from the Greek early Classical period 500-450BC

Patterns & Motifs - Ancient Greece - line art Greek coffered ceiling 400BC A coffered ceiling is composed of square, recessed panels in a series for decorative effect.

Architecture - Ancient Greece - line art Perspective Illustration Classical View of the Parthenon. (Finished 438 BC under Pericles, built by Ictinus and Callicrates. ) The Parthenon is the chief temple of the goddess Athena on the Acropolis above Athens

Architecture - Ancient Greece - line art (c3) Perspective Illustration Classical Caryatide porch of the Erechtheum, the Temple of Athena built 421-405 BC on the Acropolis at Athens. The Ionic capitals are considered to be the most beautiful produced in

Architecture - Ancient Greece - line art (c3) Perspective Illustration Classical North-eastern view of the Erechtheum, the Temple of Athena built 421-405 BC on the Acropolis at Athens. The Ionic capitals are considered to be the most beautiful produced

Architecture - Ancient Greece - line art Detail Classical Capital (The head of a pillar or column) from the Tower of the Winds, Athens. c100-50 BC. This tower, known as the Horologion ("Timepiece") is an octagonal structure, 42 feet high and 26 feet i

Architecture - Ancient Greece - line art Detail Classical Corinthian column, capital (The head of a pillar or column) and base from the Monument of Lysicrates, Athens. c. 330 BC. This was a choragic monument, i. e. one erected to display a prize for athl

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