1926 Temple Hera Olympics Olympia Doric Column Zeus Art - ORIGINAL GRC3 GAS1 There are a few marks

There are a few marks on this photo that are visible in this digital copy

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1926 Temple Hera Olympics Olympia Doric Column Zeus Art - ORIGINAL GRC3 GAS1 There are a few marksThis is an original 1926 photogravure of columns in Olympia, Greece (Hellas). The two Doric columns come from the Temple of Hera. An earthquake destroyed the temple in the 4th century BC, and is the site of the Olympic torch lighting. Hera was the goddess of both marriage and women. She was the wife of Zeus, and was often vengeful. The photographer of this image is unknown. Period Paper is pleased to offer an exceptional collection of historic