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C. R. Cockerell (1788–1863), sketch of the Temple of Artemis, Sardis, showing eastern end with columns 7, 6, and 16 (right) (looking southwest), 1812. Graphite on paper, 27 × 41.5 cm. Annotation opposite plate IV of chapter II of Society of Dilettanti, Antiquities of Ionia (London, 1797).Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection [Folio A N 128 copy 2, drawing opposite plate "Chap.II.Pl.IV" from Antiquities of Ionia by the Society of Dilettanti with annotations by Charles Robert Cockerell, London, 1769-1915]
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C. R. Cockerell (1788–1863), sketch of the Temple of Artemis, Sardis, showing eastern end with columns 7, 6, and 16 (right) (looking southwest), 1812. Graphite on paper, 27 × 41.5 cm. Annotation opposite plate IV of chapter II of Society of Dilettanti, Antiquities of Ionia (London, 1797).
Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection [Folio A N 128 copy 2, drawing opposite plate "Chap.II.Pl.IV" from Antiquities of Ionia by the Society of Dilettanti with annotations by Charles Robert Cockerell, London, 1769-1915]
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C. R. Cockerell (1788–1863), sketch of the Temple of Artemis, Sardis, showing eastern end with columns 7, 6, and 16 (right) (looking southwest), 1812. Graphite on paper, 27 × 41.5 cm. Annotation opposite plate IV of chapter II of Society of Dilettanti, Antiquities of Ionia (London, 1797).
Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection [Folio A N 128 copy 2, drawing opposite plate "Chap.II.Pl.IV" from Antiquities of Ionia by the Society of Dilettanti with annotations by Charles Robert Cockerell, London, 1769-1915]
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C. R. Cockerell (1788–1863), sketch of the Temple of Artemis, Sardis, showing eastern end with columns 7, 6, and 16 (right) (looking southwest), 1812. Graphite on paper, 27 × 41.5 cm. Annotation opposite plate IV of chapter II of Society of Dilettanti, Antiquities of Ionia (London, 1797).
Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection [Folio A N 128 copy 2, drawing opposite plate "Chap.II.Pl.IV" from Antiquities of Ionia by the Society of Dilettanti with annotations by Charles Robert Cockerell, London, 1769-1915]
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Electrum Third-Stater with Two Boars’ Heads and Lydian InscriptionLATW Cat. 22
Coin, Inscription
Electrum
Ca. 630-575 BC (Lydian)
Electrum coin of one-third stater weight (Ephesus Excavations Inventory ART 86/K345). Obverse: boar head facing left. At the left of the head are the Lydian letters of a partially preserved name, ...]L?ATE[..., and the tip of the snout and tusk of a...
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Electrum Twelfth-Stater with Lydian Inscription “walwet”LATW Cat. 20
Coin, Inscription
Electrum
Ca. 630-575 BC (Lydian)
Electrum coin of twelfth-stater weight. Obverse: Roaring lion head facing right. Along right side of coin, three Lydian letters, “...WET.” Reverse: single punch. Diameter 0.007; weight 1.19 g.
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Electrum Third-Stater with Lydian Inscription, “kukalim”?LATW Cat. 21
Coin, Inscription
Electrum
Ca. 630-600 BC (Lydian)
Electrum coin of third-stater weight (Ephesus Excavations Inventory ART 94/K257). Obverse: two confronted lion’s heads, only the left-hand head struck on the coin, the right represented only by a bit of the nose along the right edge. Between the two ...
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Inscribed Stele: Boundary Stone of Sanctuary of ArtemisM14 Cat. 305
Stele, Inscription
Marble, Stone
March 4, 44 BC (Roman)
Stele of white marble with gray veins, with tenon.
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Inscribed Block from Anta of the Metroon (reused in Synagogue): Sardian Decree, Letter from Laodike, and Beginning of Letter from Antiochos IIIM14 Cat. 308
Inscription
Marble, Stone
June/July 213 BC. (Hellenistic)
Block of grayish-white marble with reddish spots. For further details see Gauthier.
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Rock-Cut Relief Aedicula with Two Frontal FiguresR2 Cat. 156
Sculpture
Marble, Stone
3rd-2nd C. BC (Hellenistic)
The architectural frame consists of a rather steeply pitched pediment outlined on the rock with rows of points. Underneath the pediment is a row of (originally 16?) rectangles alternately projecting and recessed; 8 raised and 4 recessed rectangles su...
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Marble Naiskos of CybeleR2 Cat. 7
Sculpture
Marble, Stone
540-530 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Monument in the form of a shrine decorated with reliefs, with goddess standing in front, henceforth referred to as “Cybele shrine.”
A frontal female figure wearing a girt chiton stands between two snakes (or plants?) in the entrance of a shrine. The s...
