-
antefix of a
female figure with
palmettes, c.520-510 BC, terracotta,
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ancient Gr**** band of
palmettes on a vessel, c. 510 BC, potter...
- palm tree.
Flame palmettes are
different from
regular palmettes in that,
traditionally palmettes tended to have
sharply splaying leaves. From the 4th century...
- "Persianizing capital,
complete with
stepped impost, side
volutes and
central palmettes",
which may be the
result of the
formative influence of
craftsmen from...
- Category:Tomb of the
Palmettes at
Wikimedia Commons Psarra, I. "Ministry of
Culture and Sports: Mieza, the so-called
Macedonian Tomb of the
Palmettes". odysseus...
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consists in
stylized lotuses with
multiple calyx,
alternating with "flame
palmettes" of a
slightly simpler design than on the side. A
rather similar design...
-
framing a "flame
palmette"
surrounded by
small rosette flowers, 3rd BCE
Rampurva bull capital,
detail of the abacus, with two "flame
palmettes"
framing a lotus...
-
Oxford Palmette class is the name
given both to a
class of
ancient Attic kylikes and to the
group of vase
painters that made them. The
Oxford Palmette class...
-
Athena Nike.
Flame palmettes were then
introduced into
friezes of
floral motifs in
replacement of the
regular palmette.
Flame palmettes are used extensively...
- the Diver, for
example the Tomb of the
Palmettes,
found in Macedonia, is
adorned with its
namesake palmettes which can
likewise be
found on the four...
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within the patterns, such as
acanthus leaves, grapes, and more
abstract palmettes, were
initially derived from Late
Antique and
Sasanian art. The Sasanians...
