View asset onlyPergamon Altar / Athena & AlcyoneusMythology / Battle of the Gods.Greek sculpture, Hellenistic, c. 180 B.C.Zeus Altar of Pergamon.Battle of the Gods and Titans: Athena separates the Titan Alcyoneus from Gaia, who is emerging from the earth, without which he is mortal.East frieze, detail.Berlin, Pergamon-Museum.IdentifierAKG53416MuseumBerlin, Pergamon-MuseumSourceErich LessingCredit lineakg-images / Erich LessingEvent date-180Image date-180Time Period1ST MILLENNIUM B.C.2ND CENTURY B.C.TopicALTARARCHITECTURAL SCULPTUREARCHITECTUREBATTLECULTDEATHEARTH ; SOILEARTH GODDESSEAST FRIEZEFAMOUS WORKS OF ART ; FAMOUS MASTERPIECESFIGHTGIGANTOMACHYGODGODDESSGODSGREEK ARTGREEK-ROMAN MYTHOLOGY ; GRECO-ROMAN MYTHOLOGYHELLENISTIC ARTMANMYTHOLOGYNUDE (ARTWORK)PERGAMON ALTARWARWING (PINION)GeographyBERGAMABERLINPersonALCYONEUSERICH LESSINGGAIAJUPITER (ZEUS)MINERVAPORPHYRIONTITAN (MYTHOLOGY)TechniquePAINTING (OBJECT)SCULPTURESize3364px × 2523px (24 MB) 28.4 cm × 21.3 cm @ 300 dpiAdd to lightbox: 'My First Lightbox'Add to cartDownload
