Greek Gods in the East :Hellenistic Iconographic Schemes in Central Asia

Publication subTitle :Hellenistic Iconographic Schemes in Central Asia

Author: Ladislav Stanco  

Publisher: Karolinum Press‎

Publication year: 2013

E-ISBN: 9788024624679

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9788024620459

Subject: J0 Art Theory

Keyword: 艺术理论

Language: ENG

Access to resources Favorite

Disclaimer: Any content in publications that violate the sovereignty, the constitution or regulations of the PRC is not accepted or approved by CNPIEC.

Description

 
In Greek Gods in the East, Ladislav Stanco explores the exportation of religious imagery and themes from the Hellenistic Mediterranean to Gandhara, today in Pakistan and Afghanistan, and Bactria, present-day Uzbekistan. As Stanco shows clearly and effectively, while Eastern cultures borrowed heavily from the iconography of Greek mythology, they also adapted and amended images and stories to reflect their own tastes and ideas over the centuries. This volume includes over three hundred images and presents an important comparative study for art historians and scholars of ancient history.  

Chapter

2.2 Greek mythological figures in the east

2.2.1 Adonis

2.2.2 Aphrodite

2.2.3 Apollo

2.2.4 Ares

2.2.5 Artemis

2.2.6 Athena

2.2.7 Atlantes

2.2.8 Centaur

2.2.9 Cybele

2.2.10 Demeter

2.2.11 Dionysus

2.2.12 The Dioscuri

2.2.13 Eros/Cupids

2.2.14 Harpocrates

2.2.15 Helios

2.2.16 Heracles

2.2.17 Hermes

2.2.18 Nereids

2.2.19 Nike

2.2.20 Poseidon

2.2.21 River gods

2.2.22 Sarapis

2.2.23 Tyche / City goddess

2.2.24 Zeus

2.3 Other schemes of Greek origin

2.3.1 Various themes

2.3.2 Drinking, dancing and erotic scenes

2.4 Greek deities identified with Iranian or Indian ones

2.4.1 Tyche-Hariti-Ardokhsho-Lakshmi

2.4.2 Heracles-Vajrapani

2.4.3 Pharro / Panchika / Hermes

2.4.4 Shiva – Vesho – Veshparkar with attributes of Poseidon, Zeus and Heracles

3. Conclusions

4. Bibliography

The users who browse this book also browse