This figure leans on a spear in a figure recovered from the Esqualine Hill, the "Guistiniani" sculpture of her.
This figure leans on a spear in a figure recovered from the Esqualine Hill, the "Guistiniani" sculpture of her. Phidias may have created the original bronze for the "Lemnian" depiction of her, and she is often depicted with serpents by her feet or worn as girdles in reference to the myth of Erichthonius. She leans on a spear and bows her head in a relief depicting her "Mourning," and she was depicted "Promachos" by the same artist who created a massive gold and ivory devotional figure of this goddess. For 10 points, name this Greek goddess whom Phidias depicted in her role as "Parthenos" in a massive cult statue at her temple, the Parthenon.
This figure leans on a spear in a figure recovered from the Esqualine Hill, the "Guistiniani" sculpture of her.
{Athena}