Parthenon West Frieze Calvary Bas Relief - Block 2-3

This Two Horsemen plaque is a large classical Bas Relief of two horse riders from the Parthenon Western Frieze. It is impressive at about 5 feet wide and three and one half feet high. The plaque depicts the first two cavalrymen in the Greater Panathenaic procession to the Acropolis. They are probably Hipparchus, (or anglicized hipparchs (Greek: ἵนนαρχος, romanized: hipparchos), which was the title of an ancient Greek cavalry officer, commanding a hipparchia (or unit).It was sculpted between c. 443 and 437 BC, most likely under the direction of Phidias.

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Henfeathers has several classical wall art pieces reproductions related to the Parthenon Frieze. You can see them by clicking on the item in the "You Might Also Like" section below.

This distinctive wall art is meticulously hand cast and hand finished patina in extremely durable marine grade freeze proof fiberglass. UV protected and colors will not fade. Strong, reinforced fiberglass but quite light weight. Guaranteed outdoor durability.

Shown in Antique Stone finishes, but, are available in all the colors shown in the chart below. Make your choice by selecting your finish in the finish/colors options list by the "Add to Cart" button. Finishes are hand applied and may vary, making each piece unique.

65" W x 5" D x 42" H

The original block of 2 Horsemen from the Parthenon West Frieze now in the British Museum. Near the beginning of the Panathenaic procession.
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