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The Ancient Temple of Aphaia Photograph

Lia Mageira

Greece

Photography, Digital on Paper

Size: 16.5 W x 11.8 H x 1 D in

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The temple of Aphaia in Aegina Island, Greece, is a Doric, peripteral hexastyle with twelve columns on the flanks and is the best-preserved archaic temple in Greece nowadays. The temple was erected in approximately 500 – 490 BCE. According to Greek Mythology, Britomartis was pursued by Minos, the king of Crete Island, who had fallen in love with her. She jumped into the sea to save herself. She was rescued by fishermen. One of them also fell in love with her. The goddess Artemis saved Britomartis, and the inhabitants of Aegina built a temple in her honour. They called it Aphaia, meaning ‘invisible.’

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Photography:Digital on Paper

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Size:16.5 W x 11.8 H x 1 D in

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Lia Mageira was born and raised in Greece. She currently lives in both Athens and Copenhagen, Denmark. Her art is deeply influenced by Classical Antiquity and Nature. The colours of the Mediterranean Sea are a recurring theme in her work, and she draws inspiration from the Neo-Impressionists, particularly Paul Signac.

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