The Madara rider

A rock relief located in Northeast Bulgaria, probably carved at the end of the 7th century.

Vizualiniai menai

Raktiniai žodžiai

Kavalerija, reljefas, roko reljefas, Pakreipti, Madara, Pasaulinis paveldas, Bulgarija, Viduramžiai, Tengri, Mitra, Tervel, Justinianas II, Krumas, Omurtag, VII-VIII a., Meno istorija, simbolis, meniškas darbas, Istorija, valdovas

Susiję elementai

Vaizdai

Susiję elementai

Saint Alexander Nevsky Cathedral (Sofia, 20th century)

Built in Neo-Byzantine style, this Orthodox cathedral is one of the symbols of the Bulgarian capital city.

Apoxyomenos

The characteristic ancient Greek statue was found on the bottom of the Adriatic Sea.

Bizantijos imperatorius (6 a.)

Bizantijos imperatorius buvo Bizantijos imperijos, tiesioginės Romos imperijos tęsėjos, vadovas.

Hagia Sophia (Istanbul)

The church of the 'Holy Wisdom', built in the Byzantine Empire, had been one of the largest religious buildings until 1935, when it was converted into a museum.

Milestones of sculpture

The animation shows five outstanding works in the history of sculpture.

Mount Rushmore (USA)

Carved into a granite cliff, the sculptures of the Mount Rushmore National Memorial depict four great United States presidents.

Skitų "Auksinis žmogus" (3 a. pr. Kr.)

Archeologinių kasinėjimų metu Issyk laidojimo pilkapyje Kazachstane buvo rasti auksiniai kario šarvai, kuriuos pavadino - "Auksinis žmogus".

Venus figurines

These Palaeolithic statuettes probably symbolise fertility and prosperity.