The artist has himself commented of this work: “This picture of the ruins of the quitessential classic temple of Athena at Athens, the Parthenon. It was dedicated to the Virgin-born goddess of wisdom and war. She sprung fully-grown from the brain of God, Zeus, father of mortals and immortals. I tried to capture the timeless beauty of this glorious monument to the classical age of Greece."

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The Parthenon on Akropolis

The artist has himself commented of this work: “This picture of the ruins of the quitessential classic temple of Athena at Athens, the Parthenon. It was dedicated to the Virgin-born goddess of wisdom and war. She sprung fully-grown from the brain of God, Zeus, father of mortals and immortals. I tried to capture the timeless beauty of this glorious monument to the classical age of Greece."

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