One statue of this figure is named for Count Lenormant, and another one by Alan LeQuire is found in Nashville's Centennial Park. The pedestal of one statue of this figure shows the birth of Pandora and a battle of the Amazons, and the clothing of the subject is tied at the waist by a snake. The position of a spear present in that statue is subject to some controversy. In one work depicting this figure, the subject's helme
One statue of this figure is named for Count Lenormant, and another one by Alan LeQuire is found in Nashville's Centennial Park. The pedestal of one statue of this figure shows the birth of Pandora and a battle of the Amazons, and the clothing of the subject is tied at the waist by a snake. The position of a spear present in that statue is subject to some controversy. In one work depicting this figure, the subject's helmet has a pair of (*) griffins and a depiction of the sphinx, while Nike sits on the subject's outstretched hand. In that depiction, the aegis shield leans against her left leg. That statue was chryselephantine, much like the sculptor's depiction of a seated Zeus. For 10 points, name this figure, a statue of whom was sculpted by Phidias for a temple dedicated to her, the Parthenon.
One statue of this figure is named for Count Lenormant, and another one by Alan LeQuire is found in Nashville's Centennial Park.