Ancient Greeks Collection
"Exploring the Rich Legacy of Ancient Greeks
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"Exploring the Rich Legacy of Ancient Greeks: From Homeric Cosmogony to Galileo's Dialogo" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of ancient Greeks. Delve into their fascinating cosmogony as depicted in Homeric tales, where gods and goddesses shaped the universe with their divine powers. Witness the grandeur of Alexander the Great, symbolized by "The Queens of Persia at the feet of Alexander, " a mesmerizing painting that captures his triumph over Darius. This masterpiece transports you to an era when Greek influence stretched far beyond its borders. Marvel at the restored Taureador Fresco from Knossos Palace, a testament to Minoan civilization's artistic prowess. The intricate details on this piece take you on a journey through time, offering glimpses into daily life during ancient Greece. Explore Knossos' architectural marvels through an enchanting map showcasing buildings surrounding its majestic palace. Uncover secrets hidden within these walls and imagine what life was like for those who resided here centuries ago. Discover two great minds that shaped mathematics and geometry – Pythagoras and Euclid. Their contributions are immortalized in marble tiles, reminding us of their profound impact on our understanding of numbers and shapes. Pay homage to Homer, one of Greece's greatest poets whose epic works - Iliad and Odyssey - have captivated generations with tales of heroism, love, and adventure. An engraving depicting Andromache meeting Hektor prepared for war encapsulates the emotional depth found within Homer's narratives. Admire exquisite artifacts such as a gold ring adorned with a cameo or a delicate wreath crafted centuries ago. These treasures offer glimpses into ancient Greek craftsmanship while reflecting their appreciation for beauty and symbolism. Lastly, be inspired by Galileo's groundbreaking work showcased in engravings from his book "Dialogo sopra i due massimi sistemi del mondo.