Ictinus Collection

The Artists Costume Ball at Princes Hall, Piccadilly (engraving)
1591105 The Artists Costume Ball at Princes Hall, Piccadilly (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Artists Costume Ball at Princes Hall, Piccadilly)

THESEION-HEPHAISTEION. V century B. C. Athens. Greece
GREEK ART. GREECE. THESEION-HEPHAISTEION. V century. Doric temple built in pentelic marble at time of Pericles (449-425 BC). Was devoted to Hephaesto (or Vulcan), and Athena. Greek agora. Athens

Pindar and Ictinus, Between 1830 and 1867. Artist: Ingres, Jean Auguste Dominique (1780-1867)
Pindar and Ictinus, Between 1830 and 1867. Found in the collection of the National Gallery, London

Low angle view of the old ruins of a temple, Parthenon, Acropolis, Athens, Greece
Greece - Athens - Acropolis - Parthenon (447/438 b.C.)

Greek civilization, Reconstruction of interior of Parthenon with statue of Athena by Phidias
Greek civilization. Reconstruction of the interior of Parthenon with the statue of Athena by Phidias. Engraving from a drawing by E. Thiersch, 19th century

Greek Art. Parthenon. Was built between 447-438 BC in Doric style under leadership of Pericles. The building was designed by the architects Ictinos and Callicrates

Greek Art. Parthenon, built between 447-438 BC under leadership of Pericles. The Doric building was designed by the architects Ictinos and Callicrates. Acropolis, Athens. Attica, Central Greece

THESEION-HEPHAISTEION. V century. Doric temple built in pentelic marble at time of Pericles (449-425 BC). Was devoted to Hephaesto (or Vulcan), and Athena. Greek agora. Athens

Kite (Morris)
(Milvus ictinus) Also known as the Gled or Glead, from its gliding flight and as the Red Kite

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"Ictinus: Master Architect of Ancient Greece's Iconic Structures" Ictinus, a renowned architect from V century B. C. Athens, Greece, left an indelible mark on the world with his extraordinary creations. Among his notable works is the majestic Theseion-Hephaisteion, a temple that stands proudly in Attica's Acropolis of Athens. Its grandeur and intricate design showcase Ictinus' mastery. The Parthenon, another masterpiece by Ictinus, dominates the western front of the Acropolis. This iconic structure has captivated generations with its timeless beauty and architectural brilliance. A low angle view reveals the old ruins of this ancient temple, reminding us of its rich history. Intriguingly, Ictinus' influence extended beyond his time. An engraving titled "The Artists Costume Ball at Princes Hall" depicts him alongside Pindar during a gathering between 1830 and 1867 in Piccadilly. It showcases how even centuries later, Ictinus remains an inspiration to artists across different eras. Greek civilization owes much to Ictinus' genius as he played a pivotal role in reconstructing the interior of Parthenon with Phidias' awe-inspiring statue of Athena. This reconstruction immortalizes their collaboration and highlights their contributions to Greek art. Europe continues to marvel at Greece's architectural wonders like the Parthenon built under Pericles' leadership between 447-438 BC in Doric style - all thanks to visionaries like Ictinus who shaped these cultural treasures for future generations. As we gaze upon these remarkable structures today, we pay homage to Ictinus - an architect whose legacy transcends time and continues to inspire awe and admiration worldwide.