Figure 1
The Erechtheum as seen from the south-west. Image: Author’s collection.
Figure 2
The south porch of the Erechtheum with the six replica Caryatids as seen from the south-east. Image: Author’s collection.
Figure 3
The five original Caryatids on display in the New Acropolis Museum. Image: Nikos Danielidis. © Acropolis Museum.
Figure 4
Rear view of the Caryatids in the central chamber of the New Acropolis Museum. Image: Nikos Danielidis. © Acropolis Museum.
Figure 5
Caryatid #3 on display in Room 19 of the British Museum. Image: © Trustees of the British Museum.
Figure 6
The north-east corner of the Parthenon Gallery, on the top-floor of the New Acropolis Museum, in the early evening. The marbles of the frieze, metopes and pediment statues are all aligned in the same relative positions and orientations as was the case when they were affixed to the Parthenon, while the large windows that run around all four sides of the gallery provide access to vast amounts of natural light and views across to the Acropolis and rest of Athens. Image: Nikos Danielidis. © Acropolis Museum.