Casts showing apollo
C017
Head of Apollo.
For other versions of the same original see
C016 and
C018.
A013
Council of the gods during the Trojan War. From left to right: Ares, Aphrodite or Eos (?), Artemis, Apollo, Zeus, Athena, Hera, Demeter or Thetis.
D113
Archaistic altar with figures of twelve gods - Zeus, Hera, Athena, Herakles, Apollo, Artemis, Aphrodite, Hephaistos, Poseidon, Hermes, Hestia.
B034
Nike. The
inscription on the base reads:
Farshooter (Apollo, receive this) fine figure (....., worked by) the skills of Archermos, from the Chian Mikkiades, ...the paternal city of Melas.
B035
Kore.
The
inscription on the left side of her skirt reads:
Nikandre dedicated me to the far-shooter of arrows, the excellent daughter of Deinodikes of Naxos, sister of Deinomenes, wife of Phraxos n[ow?]
Nikandre was almost certainly a priestess. Far-shooter of arrows refers to the god Apollo.
One of her hands survives (not shown in the cast) and is pierced by a drill hole, perhaps to hold the lead for a lion.
A108
The battle between Greeks and Amazons.
C122
Apollo, once holding a bow in his left hand.
B052
Head of a woman, from a statue.
A017
Athena wearing an aigis decorated with a large head of Gorgo.
B138
Portrait head of Hellenistic Prince.
D047
Apollo sits on his tripod at the left, other deities (unidentified) stand. The small figure of a woman with a child is Xenokrateia, the dedicator of the relief. In front of her is the river-god Kephisos, to whom she presents her son. The bull with man's head, at the far right, is the river-god Acheloos.
F094
Statuette of Apollo stringing his bow.
C112
Apollo leaning agaist a tree-trunk with a lizard running up it. He held an arrow in his right hand and perhaps a cord tethering the lizard in his left.
For another version of the same original see
C111.C020
Apollo, probably once holding a laurel branch and bow.
B101b
Head of an athlete (or possibly Herakles).
A012
Apollo, supported by Artemis, resists Herakles' attempt to seize the Delphic tripod from him. Zeus stands at the centre restraining them.
A086i
Poseidon, Apollo, Artemis.
D095
At the top Zeus and, below on two levels, Mnemosyne with the nine Muses, and Apollo, to the left under the archway. At the bottom, Homer receives a sacrifice from a group of literary personifications: Myth, History, Poetry, Tragedy, Comedy. At the middle right, a statue of a victorious poet.
C018
Head of Apollo.
For other versions of the same original see
C016 and
C017.
D084
Apollo with cithara, and Artemis, with two other deities. The small figure at the right is the dedicator of the relief.
C016
Apollo, once with a bow in his left hand and a laurel branch in his right.
For other versions of the same original see
C017 and
C018.
A018
Theseus carries off Antiope, the Amazon Queen.
A106
Greeks and Amazons fighting.
D092
The satyr Marsyas plays the pipes for Apollo, whom he had challenged to a musical contest. Between them stands a Scythian who will flay Marsyas when he is (inevitably) defeated, for daring to challenge a god.
B070
Charioteer wearing a chiton with shoulder bands to stop the dress billowing.
The right hand held the reins, parts of which survive. Parts of the chariot, horses legs and tail have also been found.
He was dedicated for a victory either in 478 or 474 BC. The inscription on the base reads:
Polyzalos, victorious with his horses (chariot) dedicated me/son of Deinomenes, whom make prosper, honoured Apollo.
The first line once read Polyzalos, lord of Gela dedicated (this) memorial.... ; which was erased, presumably because of his claim to Gela and embarrassment over his tyranny.
A059
Apollo observes the battle between Lapiths and Centaurs at the wedding of Peirithoos. His head is turned to the right and his gaze follws his outstretched right arm. A bow was added separately in his left hand.
C111
Apollo leaning agaist a tree-trunk with a lizard running up it. He held an arrow in his right hand and perhaps a cord tethering the lizard in his left.
A107
The battle between Greeks and Amazons, with Herakles attacking the Amazon Queen.
A014
The battle between gods and Giants. Apollo and his sister Artemis stride forward with their bows. On the left a lion draws the chariot of Themis (not shown here).
B094
Bronze snake's head.
F033
Youth dedicated to Apollo by Deinagores.
B185
Apollo, probably once holding a lyre.