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Metope is a term used in architecture to describe the square space between triglyphs on a Doric frieze, often featuring decorative elements or sculptures
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- The architectural element between two triglyphs in a Doric frieze.
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The metope below depicts battle scenes.
The cornice above the metope also had to be coloured.
These mutules were aligned above each triglyph and each metope.
A triglyph and metope frieze is also placed along the inside of the pronaos.
His two left legs are still present at the bottom of the metope.
Around seventy metope reliefs carved in local sandstone have been recovered in excavations.
The faces of the two characters were turned towards the centre of the metope.
Before is palace royal family and the metope of the church is decorated use.
The metope south VI arrived there by another way.
The bottom of a chiton is engraved on the bottom of the metope under the bust.
This meant that each triglyph and metope had to be cut to a slightly different size.
This metope south XXVII is considered one of the most successful.
The frieze comes without the Doric triglyph and metope.
The other metope with three characters is located in XI.
Another argument is the symmetry between this metope and the metope is IV.
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The metope south XXVI could have been sculpted by one of the least competent artists.
His presence is linked to that of Aphrodite on the previous metope or the next.
Notable finds were splendid metope sculptures from the treasury of the Athenians c.
This head is however also considered as being able to come from metope south IX.
This metope could mean the end of the whole fight and the Athenian victory.
Two horses leap diagonally from right to left on the metope east XIV.
Metope is also the name of the daughter of King Echetus.
The movement also recalls that of the South metope XXVII.
The metope east X again shows a chariot pulled by two horses.
We provide a more detailed analysis of the metope from Temple Y at Selinonte.
The southern metope XII is also one of five where a Centaur attacks a Lapith.
He is naked, with a carved cloak on the bottom of the metope.
The southern metope XXVIII is by its style quite similar to its neighbour south XXVII.
It could be here this family, before the Anchises family on the next metope.
From the South XI metope remain only fragments and the drawing attributed to Carrey.
The most common interpretation is Hera, since Zeus is identified on the next metope.
This metope is now in the British Museum.
Aegina is the daughter of the river-god Asopus and the nymph Metope.
The metope is therefore in the Louvre Museum.
One daughter, the nymph Metope was wed to the river Asopus.
On the metope east II, the divine figure of Dionysus is quite easily identifiable.
Aegina was a Naiad, a water nymph daughter of the river god Asopus and Metope.
The western metope X is badly damaged.
Metope XXIV, the bodies of the Dacians thrown off the cliffs.
The Amazon in western metope I is on horseback, without an adversary.
In Greek mythology, Aegina was a daughter of the river god Asopus and the nymph Metope.
The metope is at the British Museum.
Okay, but we are looking for a frieze fragment, not a metope panel.
The North Metope III is about in the same state.
The abacus is between That 's the metope.
Right, so this metope here would have actually fit right in one of these squares.
That 's the metope.
On the metope east XII, a female figure on the left walks to the right.
A rider can be discerned on the Metope North XXIX, also marked by a decoration of rocks.
On Metope North XXIV, two male profile figures walk to the right.
