Sparta
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Attack of the sequined Spartans!
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Kratos.
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A King of Sparta. Menelaus was the son of Atreus, brother of Agamenon and husband of Helen of Troy. Wax, ink and enamel
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I know it’s a bit late in the game for this one, but what the heck. INTO THE PIT WITH THEM! MUHAHAHA!
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The statue of Leonidas, King of the Spartans in the modern town of Sparti
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ACEO, 2.5×3.5 inches, watercolour and gouache, 2008. A portrait of Helen of Troy. She was married to Menelaus, King of Sparta. She was promised to a Trojan prince, Paris, by Aphrodite – some stories say she was abducted by him, some that she went willingly. In either case, it was the catalyst for the Trojan war.
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Above the Plain of Sparta, Greece, Spring 1960. Both ancient and modern Sparta are in the middle of the Peloponnese. The ruins in the foreground are of a monastery.
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SPARTA!
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Serapis Bey was incarnated as a high priest in one of the “Temples of the Sacred Fire” on Atlantis who migrated to Egypt at the time of the destruction. It is also believed that he was incarnated as the Egyptian Pharaoh Amenhotep III (who constructed the Temple of Luxor to the god Amon) and also as Leonidas, the King of Sparta who was killed in 480 BC defending the pass of Thermopylae against the invasion of Greece by Xerxes I, Emperor of the Persian Empire. A commissioned painting. 18th January 2008
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Leonidas in a pop art style
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This is the site of old south Church, the first church in Sparta, NY, 1808. / Among first in Western NY. / Burial place of Pioneers and Revolutionary Soldiers. Nikon D80 ~ 18-135mm ~ ISO100
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Photographed in the old South Church settlement (1800’s). Somewhere outside of Dansville, Sparta NY -Samuel McNair / -Born in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, May 3rd 1795 to 1878 Nikon D80
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rldstock.deviantart.com / moonchild-lj-stock.deviantart.com / fairiegoodmother.deviantart.com textures and other images my own….
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Part of “THE HOT GATES” project.. / Photography and backdrop by Peter Kewley Modelling by myself.. Series inspired by Jacque Louis-David’s painting and a book by Roderick Milton. Asked to lay down their arms, the spartans replied “Come and get them”.
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508 views as of 9th november / Part of “THE HOT GATES” project.. / Photography and backdrop by Peter Kewley Modelling by myself.. Series inspired by Jacque Louis-David’s painting and a book by Roderick Milton. Leonidas I, / 17th King of the Agiad line, Believed to be born circa 540BC, he died at the Battle of Thermopylae in August, 480 BC, he would have been in the 50+ year old range at the time of the conflict with the Persians. “The number of arrows your army will face will blot out the sun” / “Then we will fight in the shade”, commented Leonidas.
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Part of “THE HOT GATES” project.. / Photography and backdrop by Peter Kewley. A huge thanks to Peter for his assistance and joint collaboration on the shoot. / This particular creation, is down to his creative skills- the effect is fantastic. Modelling by myself.. Series inspired by Jacque Louis-David’s painting and a book by Roderick Milton The Hot Gates, was the name given to the pass at Thermopylae which also had sulphur springs within the vicinty.
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This beautiful doorway, is located at the top end of Sparta Place in Brunswick, which is a northern suburb of Melbourne Australia. / I am on a roll at the moment with trying to bring things to the notice of people, some of the daily things that we take for granted, in & around the place that I work. ( the Moreland City Council ) taken with a p&s Panasonic Lumix FZ30, then x2 images for HDR with Dynamic-PhotoHDR & Picasa3. / =================
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This is a view of Sparta Place in the suburb of Brunswick / ( nth of Melbourne ), just back from Sydney Rd. / It’s a great place with beautiful cafe’s and is just the place to have a meal or a quick drink and gather your thoughts. / I love it. / The public art down the middle seems to break up the bareness, and adds extra character. / And it’s only minutes away from the Old Brickworks. taken with a p&s Panasonic Lumix FZ30, / then x2 images for HDR. =================
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