Illustrated Catalogue Of Magic Lanterns (after November 1889, probably 1890)

226 MoINTOSH BATTERY AND OPTICAL CO., CHICAGO, ILL., U. S. A. 66 Wall ol' Apollo Temple 67 Bay Tree Sacred to Apollo 68 Branch of Bay Tree 69 Bath on the Pythla and Castallan Spring 70 Castalian Spring and Greek Women 71 Hill of Amphictyon Coun- cil 72 “Sacred Plain,” from Amphictyon Hill Types of Delphic Deities, but not Pound at Delphi. (a) Apollo Types. 73 Two Bronzes—left one found at Chiusi; right one probably a copy of Apollo of Miletus by Canachus. British Mu- seum *74 Apollo with Plectrum- Pound at Pompeii. Na- ples Museum 75 Apollo Statue found on Island of Thera. Athens *76 Apollo Statue from Greece, Bosotia. British Museum 77 Apollo from Tenea, Cy 78*Strangford Apollo. Brit- ish Museum 79 So-called Apollo and Omphalos, probably an Athlete,found in Athens 80 Statue from Choisenl- Gouffier Collection,prob- ably a pugilist. British Museum 81 Apollo Citharfedus.found in Garden of Quirinal. Vatican *82 Apollo Steinhauser. re- sembling Apollo Belvi- For other Apollo Types see Olympia,Orchomenos, Ptoos, Thasos, Parmythia, Thes- saly, also Plate (No. ) giving Apollo with Plectrum and Lycian Apollo (b) Artemis (Diana) Types. 84 Marble Statue of Artemis, found in the Island of Delos. Athens 85 Portion of Ancient Statue probably Artemis, found in Prankobrysis Arca- dia. Athens 86 Statue of Artemis. Louvre 87 Artemis of Versailles, from Cast Fltzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, England 88 Diana Lucifera, or Light Bearer. Vatican 89 Small Statue of Artemis, p r o b ably Archaistic. Naples Museum For types of Deities more allied in titles than in char- acters, see Olympia and types of “ Asiatic Deities.” Island of Delos. Deities—Apollo,Artemis (Di- ana) and Leto. Sculptures Found in Delos. 90 Nike (Victory) probably by Archermos. Athens 91 Two Heads of Statues, the left one probably Zeus. Athens 92 Boreas and Oreithyia. Athens 93 Draped Figure. Athens See “Types of Artemis.” Nortli Bceotia, (a) Orchomenos. Deities—The Graces Sculptures found at Orcho- menos. 94 Grave—Stele—inscribed by Alxenor, when pho- tographed the inscrip- tion was covered. Ath- ens Asia Minor. Deities — “ Mother- Goddes- ses,” and Diana of the Ephesians.” Sculptures Illustrating Deities. Fragment of Relief show- ing head of Astarte, Capi- tol Museum, Rome 2 Colossal head of Cybele. Capitol Museum, Rome ASIATIC ART. 3 Relief of Cybele-type. Louvre *4 Cybele Enthroned. Louvre *5 Xoanon of Diana of the Ephesians. Cy 6 Diana of the Ephesians. Athens 7 Diana of the Ephesians. Naples Museum Sculptures }rom Asia Minor. 8 Couehant Lion, found at Apollo Temple near Mi- *95 Head of a Goddess (?) Skouloudi. Col. Athens 96 Orchomenos Apollo (6) ML Ptoos. Deity—Apollo. Sculptures found at Ptoos. *97 Marble Head 98 Apollo Statue. Athens 99 Apollo Statue, resembles a Bronze Apollo in the Louvre. Athens *100 Bronze Figure of Apollo in the Louvre. Cy South lloeotia. (a) Thebes. Legend of (Edipus. 101 Part of the Cadmea 102 Mt. Cithseron 108 Mt. Helicon 104 "The Divided Way” where (Edipus murder- ed King Laius 105 Fountain of the Purifica- tion of (Edipus (6) Tanagra Figurines. (1) In private collection of M. Skouloudi. Athens 106 Two Figures, Phoenician Style 107 Two Figures, Crude Style 108 Two Figures, Advancing Style 109 Two Figures, Good Style 110 “ “ Excellent Style 111 Two Figures, Perfect Style *112 Small Figurine and a part of a Bust of Aph- rodite (2) Tanagra Figurines in Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts 113a Another View 114 Four Figurines letus. British Museum *9 Sitting Statue from Sac- red Way to Apollo Tem- ple near Miletus. British Museum 10 Relief from Harpy Tomb at Xanthus. Demeter and Persephone Receiv- ing Funeral Offerings *11 Harpy bearing in her arms a child form *12 Harpy bearing in her arms a child form, sim- ilar to one above