Category:Euripides with Dionysus relief from Smyrna
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English: Ancient marble bas-relief of the first century BC or AD, found in the ancient Greek city of Smyrna in western Anatolia (modern-day Izmir in Turkey). It depicts the ancient Greek tragedian Euripides in the presence of Scene handing him a mask and the god of theatre Dionysus. Now exhibited in the Istanbul Archaeological Museums.
Media in category "Euripides with Dionysus relief from Smyrna"
The following 6 files are in this category, out of 6 total.
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Bas-relief en marbre représentant Euripide.jpg 3,349 × 2,237; 7.82 MB
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EuripidesDetail.jpg 920 × 939; 1.17 MB
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Relief of Euripides.jpg 2,148 × 1,528; 1.69 MB
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Rilievo con euripide, tragediografo, I secolo ac-I dc ca, dalla collez. misthos.jpg 5,310 × 3,762; 6.88 MB
Categories:
- Ancient Greek inscriptions in Istanbul
- Klismoi in art
- Sculptures of Euripides
- Reliefs of Dionysos
- Greek and Roman theater masks in 1st century BC
- Ancient Roman reliefs in the Istanbul Archaeological Museums
- Art from Smyrna
- Sculptures of Greek and Roman theater masks
- Greek and Roman theater masks in 1st century AD
- Marble reliefs in Turkey