Casts showing zeus
D090
Zeus seated, Corcyra (personification of the city), and Athena (personifying Athens).
A013
Council of the gods during the Trojan War. From left to right: Ares, Aphrodite or Eos (?), Artemis, Apollo, Zeus, Athena, Hera, Demeter or Thetis.
D113
Archaistic altar with figures of twelve gods - Zeus, Hera, Athena, Herakles, Apollo, Artemis, Aphrodite, Hephaistos, Poseidon, Hermes, Hestia.
B072a
Zeus, with left arm outstretched, and arm drawn back to throw an object now missing, probably a thunderbolt. Some believe the figure to be that of Poseidon, with a (missing) trident.
A061a
Head of a Centaur, attacking a Lapith woman who grasps his beard and ear in defence.
See
A061b for full composition.
A047
Helmeted head of Pelops.
A061b
Centaur attacking a Lapith woman at the wedding feast of Peirithoos.
For the head alone see
A061a.A050
Head of a balding, older man, possibly the seer Iamos.
A059
Apollo observes the battle between Lapiths and Centaurs at the wedding of Peirithoos. His head is turned to the right and his gaze follws his outstretched right arm. A bow was added separately in his left hand.
A051a
Head of one of the corner figures, possibly the river-god Kladeos.
For the whole figure see
A051b.
A060a
Head of Theseus.
For the lower half of this statue see
A060b. A070
Herakles cleans the Augean Stables under the direction of Athena.
D094
Base showing Athena, Hephaistos, Hermes and Zeus.
A067
Herakles hands the dead Stymphalian birds to Athena.
A057
Head of Deidameia; the bride of Peirithoos.
A012
Apollo, supported by Artemis, resists Herakles' attempt to seize the Delphic tripod from him. Zeus stands at the centre restraining them.
A063
Head of a Centaur biting the forearm of a Lapith youth who grabs/holds him round the neck; at the wedding feast of Peirithoos.
A060b
Theseus. The upper part of the body does not survive.
For the head of this statue see
A060a .
A046
Boy kneeling, holding the reins of a chariot (?)
A066
Herakles rests on the dead Nemean Lion, with Athena and Hermes (now missing) looking on.
D095
At the top Zeus and, below on two levels, Mnemosyne with the nine Muses, and Apollo, to the left under the archway. At the bottom, Homer receives a sacrifice from a group of literary personifications: Myth, History, Poetry, Tragedy, Comedy. At the middle right, a statue of a victorious poet.
A086e
Hera and Zeus seated.
The standing figure to the left may be Nike but is more likely Iris.
C048
A hero or god, probably Zeus. He may have held a sword, and scabbard or shield.
B086a
Nike. The inscription on the base reads:
The Messenians and Naupactians dedicated this to Olympian Zeus, a tithe from the spoils of war. Paionios of Mende made this, and was victor (in the competition) to make the akroteria for the temple.
For the head of Nike see
B086b. For a possible later version of the head see
C091.
A045
Turbaned head of a man; the boss of stone on the forehead may be connected with the technique of copying a model or with the handling and manoeuvring of the finished sculpture (cf
A064 where a similar boss has been removed)
A056
Head of a Lapith woman. She is being attacked by a Centaur whose hand grasps her hair.
A064
Head of a Lapith youth.
A boss of stone has been roughly removed from the hair on the forehead. Cf
A045.
A054
Lapith man on his knees. He lunges forward to pull an attacking Centaur away from a Lapith woman.
C049
Zeus, with left hand on hip, and right hand holding a spear.
A069
Atlas brings the apples of the Hesperides to Herakles who, with Athena, is supporting the heavens.
A051b
Reclining man, possibly the river-god Kladeos.
A051a is a copy of the head only.
A058
Head of the Centaur Eurytion, who is attacking a senior bride at the wedding feast of Peirithoos.
