Right, the Parthenon.

Right, the Parthenon.

This is the Parthenon.

The Parthenon in Nashville, Tennessee is a full scale replica of the original Parthenon in Athens.

Italy, Greece, the Parthenon, the Coliseum.

On a greek temple, imagine the Parthenon.

And the Parthenon was its most important monument.

And not exactly on the exterior of the Parthenon...

The Parthenon is a Doric temple that's its architectural style.

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And inside the Parthenon was a giant sculpture by Phidias of the goddess Athena.

This group of sculptures would have been directly over the main entrance to the Parthenon

We're in the British museum and we're looking at the frieze that went around the Parthenon.

The trip was sponsored by the Parthenon Restaurant and Bar in New York City and lasted several months.

This is the Pediment 's sculptures from the East end of the Parthenon on the Acropolis in Athens.

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The Greeks went from the theater of Dionysus to the Parthenon in their sandals. You do it in your sneakers.

And we've got an example, on the right, of a relief sculpture that was for one of the metopes of the Parthenon.

Do you realize that if you had started building the Parthenon on the day you were born, you would be all done in only one more year?

Do you realize that if you had started building the Parthenon on the day you were born, you would be all done in only one more year?

In fact, he said that he wanted his figures to have a kind of a solemnity that was found in the sculptures of the Friars of the Parthenon.

It was a great honor and of course it was ultimately paraded through the city to drape the statue of the goddess Athena herself in the temple, the Parthenon.

In this connection, may I refer to the useful work being done by the Intergovernmental Committee of UNESCO especially its first recommendation, with regard to the restitution of the marbles of the Parthenon.

She's beautifully rendered look at the way the drapery clings to her torso so closely as to really reveal the flesh underneath, like the goddesses on the Parthenon on the Acropolis in Greece.

So what we can see here is a choice to move away from the high classical Greek carving that we associate with the great sculptures of the Parthenon that we know the Romans also

But it's believed that the oldest living Redwoods are perhaps 2,500 years old roughly the age of the Parthenon although it's also suspected that there may be individual trees that are older than that.

The Parthenon itself could actually be surmounted from any direction. In order to walk into the main chamber you would have walked directly under this, and so... ...and you would've looked up at the gods.

and the Greeks if you think about the Parthenon for instance you would enter from the front or the back but in terms of actually rising up to the stylobate you could ascend from any point

If we think about this as looking back to the frieze on the parthenon from the Golden Age of Greece, those figures are all ideally beautiful, they don't represent anyone specific so much as the Athenian people, generally.

And this is, as you said, an Ionic column, which is much more slender, much more graceful column than the sort of heavy Doric, the massiveness that we see in the Parthenon, which is just across the way on the Acropolis.

One can almost feel the wind around her, whipping her, pulling back that drapery that flows out behind her, swirling around her abdomen where it really reminds us of actually the sculptures of hundreds of years earlier on the Parthenon frieze.

And there's, like, nobility to her that is very much what we've been seeing when we also looked at the Parthenon sculptures again, or in 5th century BC, Greece, the classical era and that sense of ideal perfect beauty, and nobility, and monumentality.