The Parthenon was far more than a temple. It was Athens’ ultimate power move, which combined religion, politics, and economic ...

Now, for the first time in nearly 260 years, it will also be a widely accessible one. This stunning marble depiction of the ancient Greek goddess of wisdom and warfare will go on public display in ...

The phrase 'dream match' perhaps gets tossed out a bit too often these days, but for women's wrestling fans across the globe, ...

She’s 42 feet of power, poise, and gold-leafed grandeur, and she calls Nashville home. Meet our very own Athena Parthenos.Standing tall in the city’s full-scale Parthenon, she’s more than a ...

The Halsted Athena, Roman, first half of the 1st century CE; marble, height 74.5 in. Courtesy the Halsted A&A Foundation Acquiring original Roman classical marbles is no simple feat.

Preview March Fine Art Auction A Celebration of Visionary Masterpieces at Aurora Athena, happening on 3/15/2025. Click on a lot to learn more. Price Database. 10 March 2025. Artists. Auctions.

An ancient Roman statue of Athena, unseen for almost 300 years, is resurfacing in Chicago. The 1st-century C.E. sculpture of the Greek goddess was acquired by Halsted A&A Foundation in 2023, as ...

The U.S. Department of State had a commission to challenge any architect: 1) build a million-dollar U.S. embassy in Athens just one mile from the Parthenon, 2) make it a showcase of U.S. modern ...

The Halsted A&A Foundation has acquired a 1st-century Roman statue of the ancient Greek goddess Athena. The sculpture, which has remained out of public view for centuries, will be on display ...

The Halsted Athena (as the press release heralding her arrival dubs her) is, like many sculptures in circulation from the time, a composite, with head, body, and arms deriving from different sources.

Since her first collection for Crate & Barrel in 2022, Athena Calderone—interior designer, entertaining guru, and founder of EyeSwoon—has moved in a new creative direction.

Weddell and his fellow British travelers would have referred to the statue’s subject as Minerva, the Roman goddess, rather than Athena, “because they learned Latin in school, not ancient Greek ...