Olympus Journal editorial panel
Created for Olympus Journal with generative-tool assistance, 2026. The marble-like title panel, columns, ornament and violet atmospheric light form an invented contemporary cover, not a photograph or reconstruction.
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Sources & Image Credits
A transparent register of the factual references and original visual material used in this edition.
Source register
Each note describes what a source supports; it does not imply that the institution reviewed or endorses Olympus Journal. Links were checked during preparation on 6 September 2026.
- The Metropolitan Museum of ArtArchitecture in Ancient Greece
Temple plans, stone and wood construction, painted decoration, and the relationships that define architectural orders.
- The Metropolitan Museum of ArtGreek Art: From Prehistoric to Classical
Museum publication on Greek marble sources, carving methods, surface finishing and architectural orders.
- The Metropolitan Museum of ArtNew Research on the Color of Greek Sculpture
Scientific examination of pigment traces and the evidence-led reconstruction of ancient color.
- The Metropolitan Museum of ArtItalian Renaissance Frames
Documented history of frames as architectural surrounds and of the ornamental vocabulary used to organise a central image.
- The Metropolitan Museum of ArtLight on Stone: Greek and Roman Sculpture in The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum photographic essay used to discuss how controlled lighting reveals carved volume without changing the object’s material record.
- The Metropolitan Museum of ArtThe Metropolitan Museum Journal, Volume 44 — Carystian marble pillars
Documented discussion of cipollino marble’s broad wavy bands and the visual use of polychrome stone in Roman architectural supports.
- British MuseumAn introduction to the Parthenon and its sculptures
Documented example of pediments, metopes and a continuous frieze arranged in distinct architectural zones.
- British MuseumGreek Revival architecture: simplicity and splendour
Evidence for later reuse of Greek architectural language in a nineteenth-century museum building.
- British MuseumMarble gravestone with Greek and Phoenician inscriptions
Museum catalogue record for a marble stele with documented Greek and Phoenician inscriptions, date, findspot and material.
- SmarthistoryGreek architectural orders
Peer-reviewed educational introduction to Doric, Ionic and Corinthian systems and their recognizable parts.
Original image credits
Material and ornament study
Created for Olympus Journal with generative-tool assistance, 2026. The veined slab, fluted fragment, border sample and empty frame are fictional studio objects used to explain close visual reading.
Architectural lettering process study
Created for Olympus Journal with generative-tool assistance, 2026. Abstract serif fragments, measured sketches and a tablet grid show a contemporary design workflow; they do not transcribe an ancient inscription.
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