Corinthian Helmet

He beheaded the Gorgon Medusa for King Polydectes and saved Andromeda from the sea monster Cetus. Perseus' Corinthian helmet is the focal point in this portrait bust, above all depic...

On the left, Roman Britannia is personified as a goddess, armed with a spear and wearing a Corinthian helmet, representing Europe ready for war.

With the gift of a polished shield from Athena, a helmet from Hades (Corinthian as this helmet design is more favoured in classical, renaissance and neo-classical art) and a sword f...

Named after the Ancient Greek city-state of Corinth from where the style originated, this Corinthian helmet would have been worn by a hoplite soldier, both in and out of combat.

Developed in the seventh century B.C., the Corinthian style of helmet had no holes for the ears, offering rounded protection at the cost of comfort, and also had a distinct phallic s...

One of the most elegent and iconic shaped helmets of ancient war-fair, this Corinthian helmet of the ‘Hermione’ type, represents the last phase in the three-century development of on...

Head of Athena l., wearing Corinthian helmet; at l. I, at r. Nike holding fillet.

Archer in artificial marble (Stuckmarmor), after a model by Ferdinand Lugerth, depicted with raised bow and wearing a Corinthian helmet. The base measures 10.6 × 6.7 in.

Centering a bezel set silver stater antique coin, Akarnanian Greek in origin Front depicts the goddess Athena confidently wearing a Corinthian helmet Back depicts Greek lettering, ...

The design features a crested Corinthian helmet on the obverse and a four-spoked wheel symbol on the reverse.

The obverse with the head of Athena, wearing a single drop earring and Corinthian helmet decorated with a charging griffin below an elaborate horsehair crest.

The deity is shown wearing a drop earring, pearl necklace and a pushed back Corinthian helmet, the locks of her hair tumbling out from under the neck guard, trident head behind.

The reverse with Athena, seated on a throne, wearing a Corinthian helmet and flowing drapery, she holds out the winged goddess of victory in her right hand, her left elbow resting on...

The design features a crested Corinthian helmet on the obverse and a four-spoked wheel symbol on the reverse.

The deity is shown wearing a beaded necklace, her hair flowing out from under her Corinthian helmet, which is decorated with a long crest and coiled snake.

The deity is shown with pearl necklace and pendant earring, the loose locks of her hair tumbling from under her Corinthian helmet, which is decorated with a coiled snake.

Cast in dark patinated bronze, the bust depicts a heroic classical figure—likely a Greek warrior such as Achilles—wearing a crested Corinthian helmet and draped robes. It rests on a ...

The deity, with her iconic crested Corinthian helmet, is featured prominently on the front of the coin, known as a tetradrachm.

On the interior ends of the bowl, there are two identical busts of a Greek male figure in relief wearing a Corinthian helmet against a crosshatched background.

In the latter case, she wears an elaborately crested Corinthian helmet and holds a long spear in one hand and an aegis in the other

In the latter case, she wears an elaborately crested Corinthian helmet and holds a long spear in one hand and an aegis in the other

Reverse show AΛEΞANΔPOY, Athena Alkidemos striding right, with raised spear & shield, a Corinthian helmet above the eagle on the far right.

In the latter case, she wears an elaborately crested Corinthian helmet and holds a long spear in one hand and an aegis in the other

In the latter case, she wears an elaborately crested Corinthian helmet and holds a long spear in one hand and an aegis in the other; in some cases, like in this jasper, Athena holds ...

Athena has a solemn look, with her gaze directed slightly down and to her left. She is wearing a Corinthian helmet that rests on top of her shoulder length wavy hair that is tied in ...

She is generally depicted as she is here, with a Corinthian helmet in full armor in her familiar guise as a noble and fearless warrior, circa 1600 Measures: 2 1/2" wide x 2 1/2...

Engraved within is the resplendent Goddess Athena, donning her Corinthian helmet, depicted in a poised stance leaning upon a plow while adorned in the protective Aegis.

She is shown facing right, wearing an elegant pearl necklace, her lips pursed, her hair flowing out from under a plumed Corinthian helmet, adorned with a coiled snake. The reverse...

Erichtona wears a vivid red and purple Corinthian helmet, reminiscent of Spartan warriors.

Two distinctive brass decorations have been applied to the cylindrical part of the base of each lamp: one classically depicts the head of a Greek goddess with the characteristic gath...

Two distinctive brass decorations have been applied to the cylindrical part of the base of each lamp: one classically depicts the head of a Greek goddess with the characteristic gath...

In the latter case, she wears an elaborately crested Corinthian helmet and holds a long spear in one hand and an aegis in the other.

Vintage paperweight or book end featuring a bronze metal Greek / Corinthian / Spartan helmet adorned with a snarling animal, set on a translucent green stone / marble base.

Coin Obverse description: Portrait bust of Athena facing to the left, with Corinthian war helmet, A in left campus. Coin Reverse description: Winged Pegasus, flying to to left, with...

Coin Obverse description: The naked portrait bust of Athena with long hair facing to the left, wearing a Corinthian war helmet, AE in left campus, an amphora and a shell in the right...

Coin Obverse description: Portrait bust of Athena with long hair facing to the left and wearing a crestless Corinthian war helmet pushed back on head, with a laurel wreath.

Bronze Spartan Corinthian helmet mounted on brass and marble museum stand, 20th century.

She wears her distinctive Corinthian helmet with her hair tied at the back. Exceptional attention to detail throughout.

She was also renowned in war, and was often depicted wearing the crested Corinthian helmet, which in this case is pulled up over her face in a non-active, resting position.

A Grand Tour heavy bronze bas-relief of a classical scene showing a retinue of six figures consisting of two nude standing males and three classically draped maidens including Athena...

She was also renowned in war, and was often depicted wearing the crested Corinthian helmet, which in this case is pulled up over her face in a non-active, resting position.

The reverse with the head of Athena, shown wearing a beaded necklace and Corinthian helmet, decorated with a laurel wreath. Aegis with Gorgon's head and A P below.  

This head shows the goddess Athena as a warrior, with a Corinthian helmet decorated with a Sphinx and ram's heads.

This head shows the goddess Athena as a warrior, with a Corinthian helmet decorated with a Sphinx and ram's heads.

The opposite side of this coin displays the goddess Athena in a Corinthian helmet. This pendant comes with a laminated lifetime coin certificate of authenticity.

The opposite side of the coin depicts the city's patron goddess, Athena wearing a crested Corinthian helmet. This pendant comes with a laminated coin certificate of authenticity.

The opposite side of the coin depicts the city's patron goddess, Athena wearing a crested Corinthian helmet. This pendant comes with a laminated coin certificate of authenticity.

She was also renowned in war, and was often depicted wearing the crested Corinthian helmet, which in this case is pulled up over her face in a non-active, resting position.

The opposite side of this coin features Athena in a Corinthian helmet. This pendant comes with a laminated coin certificate of authenticity.

The opposite side of this coin features Athena in a Corinthian helmet. This pendant comes with a laminated coin certificate of authenticity.

A authentic silver "drachm" issued between 205-105 BC in the ancient Greek colony of Side in Pamphylia (now in western Turkey) depicts the head of the goddess Athena in Corinthian he...

The back side of the pendant shows Athena in Corinthian helmet. The 18 inch handmade hammered chain shown is included with this pendant.

The obverse with the head of Athena, wearing a crested Corinthian helmet decorated with a Skylla; a sea monster with a fish tail, the body of a woman and with the head of a dog emerg...

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