The lotus flower has been called the sacred flower of Ancient Egypt. As a border ornament, the lotus…
Greek frets: a) simple fret, b) compound fret, c) double fret.
Greek anthemion motive.
Spiral wave border.
Aryallus.
Lekythos--a small slender-necked vase dor perfumes or for votive and funereal uses.
Rhyton--a drinking horn often shaped like an animal's head.
Amphora--a tall wine jar with two or three handles.
Krater.
Ointment box.
Hydria--a wide-mouthed water jar.
Kylix--a broad, dish-like vessel.
Geometric style vase, often called "Dipylon style" or "Dipylon vases" because of the number of vases…
Anthemion with voluted scrolls.
Single, open anthemion band.
Single, closed anthemion band.
Anthemions, black on red
The evolution of the egg-and-dart motive.
Italo-Greek vase made in Apulia.
Hydria, transitional. Early fifth century.
Dish, geometric style.
Hydria, fine period.
Palmette, black and brown on red.
Oblique anthemions, black on red.
Vine band, red on black.
Double palmettte band.
Ivy band, black on red.
Framed anthemions.
Anthemion pattern from an Apulian vase.
Painted terra cotta antefix.
Painted marble antefix.
Double fret design.
Ceiling of Pleroma, Parthenon.
Egg-and-dart carved molding.
Water-leaf carved molding.
Corinthian capital from Temple of Zeus at Athens.
Early Corinthian capital from Bassae.
Capital from "Tower of the Winds" Athens.
Rosette from Erechtheion.
Branching scroll and leaves from Erechtheion.
Carved triple guilloche on torus of Ionic base.
Carved lotiform from the Erechteion.
Stele head from Athens, fourth century.
Antefix from Parthenon.
Carved pediment rinceau from one of the "Sidon" sarcophagi at Constantinopole.
Carved finial of Choragic monument of Lysicrates, Athens.
Doric order of the Parthenon, Athens.
Ionic order of the Erechtheion, Athens.
Ionic capital from the Erechtheion, Athens.
Anta-cap from the Erechtheion, Athens.