122 EXTANT MONUMENTS OF FIFTH CENTURY B.C.
CHAPTER XI.
EXTANT MONUMENTS OF THE FIFTH CENTURY
(continued).
Pedimental Group from the Temple of
Athene in ^Egina.
Of the three great centres of plastic art, of which we have spoken in
the last chapter on the early artists—viz. Argos, Sicyon, and ./Egina—
Fig. 50.
restored temple of athene at teg in a.
only the latter is represented by any considerable extant works. In
1811 a company of English and German architects—Cockcrcll,
Forster, Linkh, and Haller—discovered the principal parts of two
pedimental groups among the ruins of the ancient Temple of Athene
CHAPTER XI.
EXTANT MONUMENTS OF THE FIFTH CENTURY
(continued).
Pedimental Group from the Temple of
Athene in ^Egina.
Of the three great centres of plastic art, of which we have spoken in
the last chapter on the early artists—viz. Argos, Sicyon, and ./Egina—
Fig. 50.
restored temple of athene at teg in a.
only the latter is represented by any considerable extant works. In
1811 a company of English and German architects—Cockcrcll,
Forster, Linkh, and Haller—discovered the principal parts of two
pedimental groups among the ruins of the ancient Temple of Athene