Pericles Collection (#3)

Shakespeare - Pericles - King Simonides: Who is the first that doth prefer himself? (a procession of suitors for his daughter Thaisa) circa 1830

Pericles - title page - he finds Thaisa in the temple. 1862

Greece. Athens. Propylaea. Monumental entrance to the sacred precinct of the Acropolis. Built between 437-432 B.C. by order of Pericles and according Mnesicles project

Pericles (h. 495-429 BC). Athenian statesman. Marble bust. Co
Pericles (h.495-429 BC). Athenian statesman. Marble bust. Roman copy of the Greek original statue by Cresilas. Dated to 429 B.C. It comes from the island of Lesbos. Egyptian Museum (Altes Museum)

Pericles Argyropoulos
PERICLES ARGYROPOULOS Greek statesman. Date: 1809 - 1861

Art under Pericles
Illustration of Art under Pericles

2654835; out of copyright

Fortune and Temperance, detail from the Lunette of Fortune and Temperance, from the
XAL219590 Fortune and Temperance, detail from the Lunette of Fortune and Temperance, from the Sala dell Udienza, 1496-1500 (fresco) by Perugino, Pietro (c.1445-1523); Collegio del Cambio, Perugia

PERICLES (c495-429 B. C. ). Athenian statesman: aquatint, English, 1796, of a Roman
PERICLES (c495-429 B.C.). Athenian statesman: aquatint, English, 1796, of a Roman copy of a Greek bust from the 5th century B.C

ASPASIA (c470-410 B. C. ). Known as Aspasia of Miletus. Greek adventuress and consort of Pericles
ASPASIA (c470-410 B.C.). Known as Aspasia of Miletus. Greek adventuress and consort of Pericles. Lithograph, Italian, 19th century, after an ancient bust

Marble portrait bust of Pericles (Pericles) Athenian statesman (c490-429 BC) Roman 2nd century BC, said to be from Hadrians villa at Tivoli, Lazio, Italy

Heroes of Trojan War, from left: Agamemnon, Nestor, Ulysses, Diomedes, Pericles, Menelaus, from Giulio Ferrario
Greek civilization. The heroes of the Trojan War. From left: Agamemnon, Nestor, Ulysses, Diomedes, Pericles, Menelaus. From Giulio Ferrario, Ancient and Modern Custom of all Peoples, Milan 1827

Head of Herma of Pericles
Greek civilization, 5th century b.C. Herma of Pericles, detail, head

Pericles / Bust Anon
PERICLES Athenian statesman Date: circa 495 - 429 BC

SHAKESPEARE: PERICLES. King Antiochus of Antioch presents his daughter to Pericles. Wood engraving, 19th century, after Sir John Gilbert for Shakespeares Pericles, Prince of Tyre (Act I, scene 1)

THE DEATH OF PERICLES (c495-429 B. C. ). Athenian statesman. Colored engraving, 19th century
THE DEATH OF PERICLES (c495-429 B.C.). Athenian statesman. Colored engraving, 19th century

The Chest Washed Up
The chest, with Thaisa inside it, is washed up on the shores of Ephesus

Play / Pericles

Aspasia (Sculpture)
ASPASIA Greek adventuress and consort of the Athenian statesman Pericles, said to have taught rhetoric and to have conversed with Socrates

XANTHIPPUS Athenian naval commander, father of Pericles

Greece / Banquet
A banquet in the time of Pericles, 5th century BC

Xanthippus - 2
XANTHIPPUS Athenian naval commander, father of Pericles

ASPASIA Greek adventuress and consort of Pericles Date: 470 - 410 BC

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"Pericles: The Visionary Leader Who Shaped Athens" Pericles, the renowned statesman of ancient Greece, left an indelible mark on history. His influence can be seen in various forms, from sculptures and coins to architectural wonders. The Bust (495-429 BC), a Roman copy, captures his commanding presence and intellectual prowess. This masterpiece stands as a testament to his enduring legacy. One such testament is the Propylaea in Athens, completed in 1818. This grand entrance gate showcases Pericles' commitment to enhancing the city's splendor and cultural significance. Coins bearing Pericles' image further exemplify his prominence. These currency pieces serve as reminders of his political acumen and economic prosperity during his rule. The Plans and section of the Odeon reveal yet another facet of this visionary leader's accomplishments. Located in Athens, this theater was built under his guidance, providing a space for artistic expression that still resonates today. Pericles' reign was not without challenges; he faced opposition from figures like Fall Deerhound Rotherwd. However, it was through perseverance and strategic thinking that he overcame these obstacles. In addition to politics, Pericles valued knowledge and medicine. Hippocrates of Kos (460-370 BC), known as the Father of Medicine, lived during Pericles' time and shared similar ideals about healing humanity. Artists like J-L David and Gros immortalized him through their works depicting significant moments in history - capturing both his triumphs and struggles with vivid detail. Even legends surrounding him endure; tales speak of Vicar captured by Cannibals - showcasing how far-reaching stories about this influential figure have become throughout time. Lastly, we delve into lighter aspects with the Feast and Aspasia chromolitho - portraying joyous celebrations held in honor of their love story which symbolizes unity amidst turbulent times.