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A Caryatid is a statue of a robe draped female used as a column or support in architecture.
A beautiful example of these are the 6 on porch of the Erchtheum, build about 420BC on the Acropolis of Athens.
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How many pages does The Caryatids have?
The Caryatids has 304 pages.
When was The Caryatids created?
The Caryatids was created in 2009-02.
What is the ISBN of The Caryatids?
The ISBN of The Caryatids is 978-0-345-46062-2.
Why did the Greek temple of Erechtheion was held up by statues of women rather than ordinary columns?
The Erechtheion features Caryatids—statues of women—as a nod to its unique function and cultural significance. This temple, dedicated to Athena and other deities, was situated on the Acropolis and symbolized the strength and status of Athenian women. The use of Caryatids not only reflects artistic innovation but also connects the building with the myths and stories of Athenian heritage, such as the tale of the daughters of Karyai who supported the temple's structure. This choice enhances the temple's aesthetic and serves a symbolic role, highlighting the importance of women in Athenian society.
How many caryatids are outside Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago?
twenty four
Are the caryatids on the Museum of Science and Industry the originals?
Yes. They have been restored, but they are original.
Was pericles an athenian?
Yes , Pericles was an Athenian statesman .
What was the athenian trireme?
They were boats. used by the Athenian navy.
Who was the athenian ruler at the height of athenian power?
Pericles
Who was athenian democracy open to?
All Athenian citizens
What is Athenian's?
An Athenian is an inhabitant, resident, or citizen of Athens.
What is an Athenian?
An Athenian is an inhabitant, resident, or citizen of Athens.
