Kore Statues
This is a collection of Kore statues from Ancient Greece. They were photographed in museums and archaeological sites.
British Museum – Kore Holding a BirdFragment of a Kore statue holding a bird. Made in Ionia circa 525 – 500 BCE.
Kore TorsoKore torso. Late 6th c. BCE.
Marble Kore TorsoKore torso at Delos Museum.
Kore FragmentKore torso.
Kore torsoKore torso. Late 6th c. BCE.
Head of an Archaic koreHead of an Archaic kore. Agora. Late 6th c. BCE.
Clay Kore StatuetteDaedalic-style clay statuette of a mourning female figure. 2nd half of 7th c. BCE.
Daedalic Peplophoros from Despotiko islandPeplophoros female statuette in Daedalic style, probably a goddess. Circa 650 BCE.
Kore statue from ElefsinaKore statue at Elefsina. 4th-3d c. BCE.
Kore Head at VrauronKore head from the cemetary at Merenda. Ca. 520 – 500 BCE.
Korai at the Acropolis MuseumKorai at the Acropolis Museum.
Kore statueKore statue
Marble kore statuesMarble kore statues. 520 BCE.
Marble koreMarble kore. 500 BCE.
Kore of LyonsLyons Kore. 550 – 540 BCE
KoreKore fragment
Kore with an appleKore holding an apple. 570-560 BCE.
Kore With the PomegranateKore with the pomegranate. 580-570 BCE.
Head of a KoreHead of a Kore. 510 BCE.
Head of a kore statueHead of a kore statue with the original color on hair visible.
Head of a Kore statueHead of a Kore statue. End of 6th c. BCE.
Kore HeadKore from the sanctuary of Ptoan Apollo in Boeotia. 520 BCE.
Kore Nicandra BackKore Nikandre (front). Circa 650 BCE.
Daedalic kore NikandreKore Nikandre (front). Circa 650 BCE.
kore 13Kore of the Daedalic style. 7th c. BCE.
Seated KoreStatue of a seated goddess with hair combed in the Daedalic style. Circa 630 BCE.
Kore of the Daedalic style. National Arhcaeological Museum, Athens, Greece.Kore of the Daedalic style.
Kore Phrasikleia Feet DetailKore Phrasikleia feet. 550-540 BCE.
Kore Phrasikleia detailKore Phrasikleia right hand detail. 550-540 BCE.
Kore Phrasikleia dress detailKore Phrasikleia chiton detail. 550-540 BCE.
Kore Phrasikleia back of headKore Phrasikleia head back view. 550-540 BCE.
Kore Phrasikleia headKore Phrasikleia head. 550-540 BCE.
Kore Phrasikelia detailKore Phrasikleia detail 550-540 BCE.
Kore Phrasikleia side viewKore Phrasikleia side view. 550-540 BCE.
Kore Phrasikleia front viewKore Phrasikleia front view. 550-540 BCE.
Bronze kore and kouros figurinesBronze Kore (520 BCE) and Kouros (525 – 500 BCE) statuettes.
Ivory Figurnies from KerameikosIvory female (goddess?) figurnes from Kerameikos, Athens. Late 8th c. BCE.
Kore fragmentStatuette of a Daedalic kore wearing a peplos. Ca. 580 BCE.
Kore at the MetMarble kore statue. Late 6th c BCE.
PerirhanterionPerirhanterion. Early 6th c. BCE.
Kore Phrasikleia and KourosKore Phrasikleia (circa 550 – 540 BCE) and Kouros (circa 540 – 530 BCE)
Kore-PhrasikleiaKore Phrasikleia. 550-540 BCE.
Kore Detail 490-480BCEKore statue. 490-480BCE.
Kore-EythidikosKore of Euthydikos. 490 BCE.
Kore Comparison Early vs LateKorai facial expressions in early and late years. Peplophoros (left) 530 BCE, and Eythidikos Kore (right), 480 BCE.
Kore with sphinx eyesThe “Kore with the eyes of a sphinx”. 500 BCE.
KoreAttic workshop Kore statue. 490-480 BCE.
Chios-KoreChios Kore. Circa 510 BCE.
Peplophoros KoreKore Peplophoros (Πεπλοφόρος). 530 BCE.
Peplophoros-detailPeplophoros (Peplos Kore) detail. 530 BCE.
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