
The Zeus of Pheidias, loftiest embodiment of divinity in art
Charles Mills Sheldon · 1866 - 1928
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Why is this public domain? Charles Mills Sheldon died in 1928; this work is in the public domain.
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A seated, bearded figure crowned with a laurel wreath holds a scepter topped with an eagle, while a small winged Nike figure rests in his outstretched hand. The colonnaded hall is rendered in warm, muted tones, with a smoking altar and a painted frieze of figures at the base of the throne. This print by Charles Mills Sheldon, dated 1924, depicts the Zeus of Pheidias.

















