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| Sima. Temple of Ares. Earlier version. Now attributed to the Hephaisteion ... Piet de Jong ... Now attributed to Hephaisteion.
Exhibited at the Benaki Museum, 15 November 2006 to 7 January 2007. Framed in Study Case Gallery. XIX-82 9-31 XIX-82 9-31 |
| Restored plan of the Hephaisteion with interior columns ... John Travlos ... Scanned. DB: 79. XIX-90 XIX-90 Torn Abraded Repaired Faded Cartridge Paper Drafting Ink ... 1939 |
| Restored transverse section through the Hephaisteion, looking west ... John Travlos ... Scanned. DB: 154. XIX-93 XIX-93 Dirty Cartridge Paper Drafting Ink ... 1939 |
| Sections of foundations of the Hephaisteion ... John Travlos ... XIX-50 XIX-91 XIX-50 XIX-91 f FragileFragile Torn Dirty Repaired Faded Cartridge Paper Drafting Ink ... 1939 |
| Plan et elevation of the Temple of Hephaistos, 449-444 B.C. above; after conversion as a Christian church, below ... John Travlos ... 1966 |
| Hephaisteion, east facade restored, Annuario 1959-1960 ... Horizontal (normal) ... 1959-1960 |
| Lower jaw and muzzle broken away and the whole head torn from the sima. Hair of crown schematically rendered by pyramidal tufts placed on checkerboard arrangement.
Assigned to either the Temple of Ares ... 5 February 1934 |
| Corner sima, cut in one piece with the extremities of both the horizontal and raking sima. The sinking for the statue plinth has a curved outline. Beside the main sinking are two drilled hole perhaps intended ... 11 March 1937 |
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