Reconstructive drawing of the Horse Riders from the Parthenon Freize. These drawings were based off of photographs taken of plaster casts of the frieze. The casts are currently in the Portland Art Museum’s collection.
Photo taken from the plaster collection of Parthenon Frieze Segments at the Portland Art Museum.
Reconstructive drawing of Animals Being Lead for Sacrifice from the Parthenon Freize. These drawings were based off of photographs taken of plaster casts of the frieze. The casts are currently in the Portland Art Museum’s collection.
Colour reconstruction of segment of Parthenon Frieze
The images were printed out to scale an displayed in an art show.
The Panel Reliefs of Marcus Aurelius are found on the Arch of Constantine in Rome, over the millennia the reliefs have been edited and changed. This panel depicts Emperor Marcus Aurelius demonstrating the Roman virtue Liberalitas, or generosity. Due to the unpopularity of his son Commodus, the panel was changed after Commodus’ death. The reconstruction shows how Commodus would have fit into the original relief, in full painted colour.
The Panel Reliefs of Marcus Aurelius are found on the Arch of Constantine in Rome, over the millennia the reliefs have been edited and changed. This panel depicts Emperor Marcus Aurelius demonstrating the Roman virtue Adlocutio, or address, in this case the emperor is speaking to his troops. Due to the unpopularity of his son Commodus, the panel was changed after Commodus’ death. The reconstruction shows how Commodus would have fit into the original relief, in full painted colour.
The Panel Reliefs of Marcus Aurelius are found on the Arch of Constantine in Rome, over the millennia the reliefs have been edited and changed. This panel depicts Emperor Marcus Aurelius demonstrating the Roman virtue, Triumph. Due to the unpopularity of his son Commodus, the panel was changed after Commodus’ death. The reconstruction shows how Commodus would have fit into the original relief, in full painted colour.
Technical illustrations of ancient objects.
Illustrations of map and site plans.
Segment of Hadrian’s wall, done at a 1:20 scale.
Models created using the Agisoft Photogrammetry program.
