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Hieron Collection

"Hieron: A Glimpse into Ancient Greek Royalty and Culture" Step back in time to the 5th century B. C

Background imageHieron Collection: Ruins of Tholos and Hieron, Epidaurus, Greece

Ruins of Tholos and Hieron, Epidaurus, Greece Date: 1901

Background imageHieron Collection: Archimedes demonstrating his invention to King Hieron of Syracuse (oil on panel)

Archimedes demonstrating his invention to King Hieron of Syracuse (oil on panel)
3900205 Archimedes demonstrating his invention to King Hieron of Syracuse (oil on panel) by Vaccaro, Domenico Antonio (1678-1745); 19.7x19.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Background imageHieron Collection: Hieronymus Scotlands Hieron Martyr Nordovicensis

Hieronymus Scotlands Hieron Martyr Nordovicensis
Hieronymus of Scotland S. Hieron, Martyr Nordovicensis. (title on object), Hieronymus of Scotland, depicted as a priest with tunic and chasuble, with a falcon on his hand and in the other a sword

Background imageHieron Collection: Bronze helmet of Corinthian type. 5th century B. C. Olympia A

Bronze helmet of Corinthian type. 5th century B. C. Olympia A
Bronze helmet of Corinthian type. 5th century b.C. Votive offering in the Sanctuary of Zeus by Hieron, tyrant of Syracuse

Background imageHieron Collection: Red-figure pottery, skyphos by Hieron the potter, detail with the capture of Briseis

Red-figure pottery, skyphos by Hieron the potter, detail with the capture of Briseis, Greek civilization, 480 B. C
Greek civilization, 5th century b.C. Red-figure pottery. Skyphos by Hieron the potter, 480 b.C. Detail with the capture of Briseis

Background imageHieron Collection: Attic skyphos signed by potter Hieron and attributed to Makron, side B with Embassy to Achilles

Attic skyphos signed by potter Hieron and attributed to Makron, side B with Embassy to Achilles, circa 480 B. C
Greek civilization, 5th century b.C. Red-figure pottery. Attic skyphos signed by potter Hieron and attributed to Makron, side B with the Embassy to Achilles, circa 480 b.C. Height 31 cm

Background imageHieron Collection: Floating palace of Hieron, King of Syracuse

Floating palace of Hieron, King of Syracuse. Handcolored copperplate engraving from Robert von Spalarts Historical Picture of the Costumes of the Principal People of Antiquity and of the Middle Ages

Background imageHieron Collection: HIERO (or Hieron)

HIERO (or Hieron)
Antique illustration of a HIERO (or Hieron)

Background imageHieron Collection: High angle view of old ruins, Sanctuary Of The Great Gods, Samothrace, Aegean Islands

High angle view of old ruins, Sanctuary Of The Great Gods, Samothrace, Aegean Islands, East Macedonia And Thrace
Greece - Eastern Macedonia and Thrace - Aegean Islands - Samothrace. Sanctuary of the Great Gods. Hieron. Arsinoeion (3rd century b.C.)

Background imageHieron Collection: Old ruins of a temple, Sanctuary Of The Great Gods, Samothrace, Aegean Islands

Old ruins of a temple, Sanctuary Of The Great Gods, Samothrace, Aegean Islands, East Macedonia And Thrace, Greece
Greece - Eastern Macedonia and Thrace - Aegean Islands - Samothrace. Sanctuary of the Great Gods. Hieron


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"Hieron: A Glimpse into Ancient Greek Royalty and Culture" Step back in time to the 5th century B. C. And immerse yourself in the world of Hieron, a prominent figure in ancient Greece. This captivating bronze helmet of Corinthian type, discovered in Olympia A, offers a tangible connection to Hieron's era. Journey further to Epidaurus, where you can explore the ruins of Tholos and Hieron. These remnants whisper tales of grandeur and power that once belonged to this influential ruler. One cannot discuss Hieron without mentioning his encounter with Archimedes. The oil-on-panel painting depicts an awe-inspiring moment when Archimedes demonstrates his groundbreaking invention to King Hieron of Syracuse - a testament to their shared pursuit of knowledge. Delve into the opulence that surrounded Hieron as you discover the floating palace he called home. Fit for a king, this magnificent structure stands as a symbol of his wealth and authority. Homer's Iliad holds immense significance within Greek literature, and it is believed that even King Hieron himself cherished its verses. Engravings depicting scenes from this epic tale serve as reminders of both cultural heritage and personal interests. Hieronymus Scotlands' "Hieron Martyr Nordovicensis" sheds light on another aspect of history - religious devotion during those times. It showcases how faith intertwined with daily life under the reigns of rulers like Hieron. The name "HIERO" echoes through time, forever linked with greatness and influence. Whether referring to King Hiero or simply honoring him remains uncertain; nevertheless, it serves as an enduring reminder of his legacy. Pottery enthusiasts will appreciate Attic skyphos signed by potter Hieron attributed to Makron – an exquisite example showcasing artistic mastery during Greek civilization's peak period. For those seeking adventure off mainland Greece, visit Samothrace's Sanctuary Of The Great Gods.