Classical Greek Temple Architecture - Doric Order Illustration #3454873 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white line illustration depicts a peripteral Greek temple in the Doric order, featuring six fluted columns across the front, a continuous entablature with metopes and triglyphs, and a sculpted frieze beneath a triangular pediment. The structure rests on a raised stylobate, with intercolumniation and column shafts rendered to emphasize proportion and symmetry characteristic of 5th-century BCE architecture. The metopes show mythological scenes, typical of temples like the Parthenon.

Used in educational resources, museum websites, or academic articles about ancient Greek architecture; serves users seeking visual references for classical orders, temple typology, or art history studies.