Its cella once contained a chryselephantine statue of its dedicatee, while its primary architects were Kallikrates and Iktinos.
This building contains a work which shows a procession beginning at the Dipylon Gate. One sculpture created for this building depicts three goddesses whose wrinkled clothing hangs loosely off of their bodies. This building's architecture intentionally curved its stylobate to combat the optical illusion of a sagging structure. Its cella once contained a chryselephantine statue of its dedicatee, while its primary architects were Kallikrates and Iktinos. This building features eight and seventeen columns on its short and long sides, satisfying the aesthetic proportions of the golden ratio. For 10 points, name this building on the Athenian Acropolis, a temple dedicated to Athena.
This building contains a work which shows a procession beginning at the Dipylon Gate.
Parthenon