Casts showing artemis

F015
Artemis.
She wears a helmet, and draws her bow.

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.

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.

B142
Fragment of a himation, decorated with relief figures, from a statue of Demeter.
The statue was part of a group of Artemis, Despoina, Demeter and Anytos.
For the head of Artemis see B143; for the head of Demeter see B144; for the head of Anytos see B145.

A008
Head of a woman.

E005
Artemis shoots with her bow at a fleeing Niobid.

A130
Head of Nike.

A007
Head of a woman.

F052
Statuette of Artemis. She holds a torch & the stem of a poppy.

A092
A goddess, perhaps Artemis.

C171
Head of Artemis.

A012
Apollo, supported by Artemis, resists Herakles' attempt to seize the Delphic tripod from him. Zeus stands at the centre restraining them.

C232
Female head, possibly Aphrodite.

A086i
Poseidon, Apollo, Artemis.

A129
Nike.

D084
Apollo with cithara, and Artemis, with two other deities. The small figure at the right is the dedicator of the relief.

C197
Artemis as huntress. She springs forward, while twisting to pluck an arrow from the quiver at her right shoulder. A stag runs at her left side.

B145
Head of a statue of Anytos.
The statue was part of a group of Artemis, Despoina, Demeter and Anytos.
For the head of Artemis see B143; for the head of Demeter see B144.

B144
Head of Demeter.
The statue was part of a group of Artemis, Despoina, Demeter and Anytos.
For the head of Artemis see B143; for the head of Anytos see B145.

A131
Head of Nike.

B060
Dog. One of a pair, possibly a dedication to Artemis as huntress.

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).

C179
Artemis fastening a cloak on her right shoulder.

A144
A Giant with snake-legs, being bitten by a hunting dog belonging to Artemis.

B143
Head of Artemis.
The statue was part of a group of Artemis, Despoina, Demeter and Anytos.
For the head of Demeter see B144; for the head of Anytos see B145.