Temple of Athena in Paestum
Artist: Constantin Hansen (Danish, 1804-1880)
Date: 1838
Medium: Oil on paper, mounted on canvas
Collection: National Gallery of Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark

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Temple of Athena in Paestum
Artist: Constantin Hansen (Danish, 1804-1880)
Date: 1838
Medium: Oil on paper, mounted on canvas
Collection: National Gallery of Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark

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Lucanian tomb painting showing a warrior returning home (a fairly common motif in Lucanian tomb art). Fourth century B.C., from the "Tomb of the Pomegranates," Paestum. (Image Source)
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The Ruins of Paestum
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On lowlands where the temples lie The marsh-grass mingles with the flowers, Only the little songs of birds Link the unbroken hours.
So in the end, above my heart Once like the city wild and gay, The slow white stars will pass by night, The swift brown birds by day.

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Today's Flickr photo with the most hits: the railway station at Paestum.
Paestum
Paestum, también conocida por su nombre griego original, Posidonia, fue una colonia griega fundada en la costa occidental de Italia, a unos 80 km al sur de la actual Nápoles. Tras prosperar como centro comercial, fue conquistada primero por los lucanos y, posteriormente, con el nuevo nombre latino de Paestum, la ciudad se convirtió en una importante colonia romana en el siglo III a.C. Hoy en dÃa es uno de los yacimientos arqueológicos más visitados del mundo gracias a sus tres grandes templos griegos, que se conservan en excelente estado.
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In the Temple Ruins of Paestum by Carl Budtz-Møller