#phrasikleia kore

[evilios]

Detail of marble funerary stele of Phrasikleia Kore and a bronze statue from the Quirinal in Rome, the so-called Terme Boxer, reconstructed in color by Vinzenz Brinkmann and Ulrike Koch-Brinkmann.

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#TESOROS 💍 #the metropolitan museum of art #greek sculpture #archaic sculpture #hellenistic sculpture #<- initially #phrasikleia kore #the terme boxer

[girlcatilina]

The Phrasikleia Kore is an Archaic Greek funerary statue by the artist Aristion of Paros, created between 550 and 540 BCE. It was found carefully buried in the ancient city of Myrrhinous (modern Merenta) in Attica and excavated in 1972. The exceptional preservation of the statue and the intact nature of the polychromy elements makes the Phrasikleia Kore one of the most important works of Archaic art.

#oh. #my girl #i love her #look at her little smile #ancient greece #tagamemnon #archaeology #greek art

[ecoamerica]

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[infirmux]

i love you moschophoros i love you phrasikleia kore i love you archaic smile

#btw phrasikleia inscription is about DEATH AS A METAPHORICAL MARRIAGE(!!!!!!) which is just like*executed by firing squad*

[studywurfavwasian]

i was overly excited today because i saw a colourised phrasikleia kore sculpture and that's how you know you're maybe a bit too into your degree

#i ranted about it on my instagram #it was also like 6 thirty in the morning #i wake up early because henry winter wakes up early #i'm kidding #am i #classics major #dark academia

[aboutanancientenquiry]

The Phrasikleia Kore

The Phrasikleia Kore, Archaic Greek funerary statue (ca 540 BCE) by Aristion of Paros, excavated in 1972 in the ancient city of Myrrhinous in Attica and currently at the National Archaeological Museum of Athens.

This is one of the finest examples of an Archaic kore (maiden). It is in very good condition and with much of the original painted decoration preserved. It is the funerary statue of maiden, whose name, Phrasikleia, is inscribed on the pedestal along with that of the sculptor, Aristion from Paros. She stands frontally, her slim and youthful body clad in a long chiton, decorated with incised and painted motifs. She draws up the side of the chiton with her right hand, while she holds a lotus bud near her chest with her left. A blossoming wreath adorns her intricate hairdo and precious jewelry decorates her head and arms. This statue was buried together with a kouros (naked youth) statue in antiquity.                                                                                                                           Exhibit Features                                                                                                 

Date:   Archaic period, 540 B.C.  Place of discovery:  Attica, Attica, Merenda (ancient Myrrinous), Mesogeia                                                               Dimensions:   length: 0,58 m (base), width: 0,57 m (base), height: 2,115 m, base height: 0,26 m                                                                                    

Material:   parian marble                                                                                   Inventory number:            4889                                                                  Exhibition hole:            Exhibition hall 11                                                                                                                       

Source:http://odysseus.culture.gr/h/4/eh430.jsp?obj_id=5441 

#phrasikleia kore #aristion of paros #ancient greek art #archaic art #attica #Athens

[antikyunanantikroma]

Archaic statues, 6th century BCE. The kouros of Merenda and kore Phrasikleia as found on May 18, 1972 in the cemetery of ancient Myrrinounta to the west of the road from Markopoulo to Kalyvia of Attica.

#AncientGreece #AncientGreeks #Kouros #Merenda #Kore #Phrasikleia #Attica

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[m1male2]

The Kore of Phrasikleia is a beautiful sculpture dating from approximately 550-540 BC, belonging to the archaic period of Greek art and sculpted by the artist Aristion of Paros.

He is presented to us from the front, with a deep look that enhances his elegance.

#art #photography #museum #culture #ancient cultures #ancient greece

[arjuna-vallabha]

Phrasikleia Kore is an Archaic Greek funerary statue by the artist Aristion of Paros, created between 550 and 530 BCE

#Kore #greek art #hellenic polytheism

[bifurious-rex]

Other examples of the Liebieghaus Polychromy Research Project’s reconstruction work in recent years.

Curaissed Torso from the Acropolis in Athens, original sculpture from c. 5th century BCE

Athena from the west pediment of the Aphaea Temple, original sculpture from c. 5th century BCE

Phrasikleia Kore Funerary Statue, original sculpture from c. 6th century BCE

Archer from the west pediment of the Aphaea Temple, thought to be Paris of Troy, original sculpture from 5th century BCE

#image described #ok lol this is the last one for nowwwwww #history #mythology #art history #greek mythology #mythos #polychromy

[finelythreadedsky]

thoughts on death and marriage and girls

(sophocles, antigone 891-4, c. 441 bce; ovid, metamorphoses x.1-7, 8 ce; phrasikleia kore inscription, 550-530 bce; euripides, iphigenia in aulis 1502-3, 405 bce)

inspired by @regenderate and @risissecupido and also joan breton connelly and nicole loraux

#i want to write again #this is basically what my brain looks like #tagamemnon #mine #oh and i did this while listening to a playlist titled: #songs that should by all rights make me cry for specific reasons #im not gonna do the translations because its 1 am #but also i like it without translations #unintelligible. good. #to forbid that you should ever lose your screams #death and the maiden #rebecca writes

[tsunflowers]

fashionable babes of antiquity: spartan girl runner ca 550 bce, cast bronze, and phrasikleia kore ca 550-540 bce, polychrome marble

[fa111]

Review: What We’ve Looked & Learned About at So Far

INTRODUCTION

Cycladic Idol

ANCIENT GREECE

Funeral Statues

the Anavysos Kouros (also known as the Kritios Kouros)

the Phrasikleia Kore

Marble funerary statues of a maiden and a little girl. ca. 320 B.C.

Marble grave stele of a young woman and servant.

Vase Painting

Terracotta Panathenaic prize amphora

Terracotta bell-krater

ROMAN & BYZANTINE

Wall Painting / Mosaic

Wall painting from Room H of the Villa of P. Fannius Synistor at Boscorealeca

Cubiculum (bedroom) from the Villa of P. Fannius Synistor at Boscorealeca

Fragment of a Floor Mosaic with a Personification of Ktisis

Portrait Sculpture

Marble bust of a man

Marble portrait of the emperor Augustus

Christian Icons

Icon with the Crucifixion (Ivory)

Enthroned Madonna and Child (Tempera Paint on Wood)

KEY THEMES & THINGS TO ALWAYS NOTICE (Key Questions)

notice your reactions & associations, but don’t stop there

shape & arrangement of features

materials and methods

iconography (use of visual symbols)

social context: who makes, owns, uses, pays for the art

liveliness

idealism

contraposto (weight-shift) stance

illusionism

abstraction

the human figure as an intersection between social and spiritual worlds

seeing is never enough; slow looking is how you pay attention

TOPICS for the remaining 5 weeks

Anglo-Saxon / Viking Art (Disc Brooch)

Manuscript Illustration (Initials) (Crucifixion) (Initial+Crucifixion)

Enthroned Virgin and Child from the 1200s (French) (Spanish)

Medieval Animals (Unicorn Tapestry) (Dragon Flagon)

Stained Glass (Christ Presenting the Keys to Saint Peter)

[ethantorchioaesthetics]

Ethan Torchio + Kore Phrasikleia (Aristion of Paros)

#ethan torchio #måneskin #maneskin

[newfavething]

hasn’t been a particularly productive day, and i don’t have a particularly good excuse: i was just a bit lazy. counting achievements rather than failures though:

wrote fairly detailed plan for chapter

wrote ~400wrds on the hymn to demeter and the phrasikleia kore

wrote ~200wrds on the hippocratic generation

skim-read the hippocratic diseases of women and barrenness marking in relevant bits

also:

did a grocery shop for the week

planned cooking for dinner party tomorrow (!)

less useful achievements:

made two hit insta posts

ordered 30 capsules of fairtrade organic decaf coffee and a mini laptop stand

rest of evening:

shop for dinner party (!)

make bread with bread machine!

compline

turn off phone before getting into bed

#my day #my life

[joseandrestabarnia]

Phrasikleia Kore. Museo Arqueológico Nacional de Atenas. La Phrasikleia Kore es una estatua funeraria griega arcaica por el artista Aristión de Paros, creada entre 550 y 530 antes de Cristo. Se encontró cuidadosamente enterrada en la antigua ciudad de Myrrhinous (moderno Merenta) en Ática y se excavó en 1972. La excepcional conservación de la estatua y la naturaleza intacta de los elementos policromados hacen de Phrasikleia Kore una de las obras más importantes del arte arcaico. Representa un tipo de estatua arcaica femenina destinada específicamente para uso funerario. La Phrasikleia Kore es una estatua de mármol de Parian que presenta policromía prominente como se ve en el cabello y el vestido.

[cyberbullyinc]

Left: Anavysos (Kroisos) Kouros, c. 530 B.C.E., marble, 6′ 4″ (National Archaeological Museum, Athens), photo: Steven Zucker Right: Aristion of Paros, Phrasikleia Kore, c. 550 – 540 B.C.E. Parian marble with traces of pigment, 211 cm high (National Archaeological Museum, Athens) (photo: Asaf Braverman, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)

#queue #mu