Greek throne

The image shows a marble statue of a man, likely a Roman emperor or general, sitting on a throne. He is wearing a toga and sandals, and his right hand rests on a scroll. The statue is detailed and lifelike, with a serene expression on the man's face. The background is a white stone wall with intricate carvings, creating a sense of grandeur and history.

One of the special front seats from the Theatre of Dionysos, on the slopes of the acropolis of Athens. Second half of the 4th century BCE. The theatre was orginally constructed in the 6th century BCE.

This edited article about Greek mythology first appeared in Look and Learn issue number 500 published on 14 August 1971. The statue of Zeus at Olympia Zeus was chief of all the Greek gods; the Romans knew him as Jove or Jupiter. The course of all human affairs was directed by him, and his throne […]

"Throne," 4th century B.C.; Marble. | A rare surviving example of Greek marble furniture, the Elgin Throneoriginally was placed in a public space in Athens, perhaps in the Theater of Dionysos, where it would have been a seat of honor.

The State Of Poseidon

Hello guys n gals, I had blast sculpting this Hades statue for private commission for 3D Prototyping. It's will be produced in 1/4th scale. Hope u all like it. Comments are welcomed.

Hades: Dark Lord and Judge of Souls Seated on his throne amid columns, Hades symbolizes authority over the underworld. His black cloak and stern gaze inspire reverence, while the skulls below remind us of his judgment over souls. This scene reveals the dark magic and justice of Hades. This image was generated using Stable Diffusion. #HadesJudge #Underworld #DarkRealm