Treasury of the Siphnians: Pediment and Frieze

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Treasury of the Siphnians: Pediment and Frieze

The pediment depicts the dispute between Heracles and Apollo for the oracular tripod. The frieze depicts a gathering of gods and scenes from the Trojan War. 525 BCE.

Exhibited at the Delphi Museum, Greece.

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Animals Apollo Archaic Architecture Art Delphi Delphi Museum Frieze Martial Mythology Original Photo Pediment Relief Sculpture

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