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3D modely ARTAntefix (end-tile): head of the Gorgon at The British Museum, London
Title Antefix (end-tile): head of the Gorgon Artist Unknown Capua artist Date 400 BC Medium Terracotta Dimensions X Accession# GR 1891.6-24.58 Credit X "In Greek mythology a Gorgon was a ruthless monster feminine simultaneously a deity protection from the most ancient religious concepts. His power was so great that anyone who tried to look was petrified , so its image was located in all kinds of places, from temples to craters of wine , to promote their protection. The Gorgon wore a belt of snakes , interlaced like a buckle and confronted each other. In later myths she said that there were three Gorgons, Medusa , Esteno and Euryale, and the only mortal of them, Medusa, had poisonous snakes for hair as punishment from the goddess Athena . This image became particularly famous, although the Gorgon appears in the oldest written records of the religious beliefs of ancient Greece, as in the works of Homer . The Gorgon occupied the principal place of gable of a temple in Corfu . It is the oldest stone pediment in Greece, being dated c.600. C." (Credit; Wikipedia) náhodný výběr modelů
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