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ANATOLIAN CIVILIZATIONS:10x19 antik kentler 8/1/11 10:51 AM Sayfa 188 Diokaisareia Zeus Temple (Uzuncaburç). Temple in the Corinthian order on the Mediterranean coast at Uzuncaburc, 24 km. from Silifke. 6x12 columns, peripteros plan, columns fluted on upper part. According to its inscription, the temple was founded by Seleucos Nikotor. created in groups of two and three. The muscles were bulky and soft. Terracotta sculptures also seem to have been created. In this period the Tralles (Ayd›n) sculpture school was effective. Apollonius and Tauriskos of Tralles created monumental groups of sculptors here. The sculpture ‘Young Athlete (Ephebos)’, which is currently in ‹stanbul Archaeological Museum, is an important work of art from the school of Tralles which was influenced by Lysippos. Samples of sculpture from the late period of the Hellenistic Age can be seen today in Perge,
ANATOLIAN CIVILIZATIONS:10x19 antik kentler 8/1/11 10:51 AM Sayfa Dated stylistically to the beginning of the 3 rd century BC-mid-2 nd century. The temple was converted into a church during the Byzantine Period. This temple, together with the surviving tombs and the tower after which the settlement was named are the most interesting ruins on the site. Magnesia on the Meander, and Chalcedon. With the territories of the Kingdom of Pergamon being left to Rome in 133 BC, the artists went to Aphrodisias, continued to produce excellent works from marble extracted from the nearby marble quarries, and established a sculpture school here, creating the school of Aphrodisias. In the Hellenistic Period, another branch of art which combined the grace of Greek art with the splendor of the east, creating a synthesis, was architecture. Cities were established generally in the west and 189
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