Ictinus

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Ictinus was a 5th-century BC Athenian architect renowned as one of the principal designers of the Parthenon and other major Classical Greek temples.

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Ictinus canonical 4
Iktinos 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Athenian
ancient Greek architect
person
activeIn Athens
Bassae
Eleusis
architecturalStyle Classical Greek architecture
Doric order
associatedWithDeity Apollo Epicurius
Athena Parthenos
citizenship Athens
collaboratedWith Callicrates
Phidias
country Ancient Greece
linked to: Greek Antiquity
culture Classical Greek
designed Parthenon on the Athenian Acropolis
linked to: the Parthenon

Telesterion (initiation hall) at Eleusis
Temple of Apollo Epicurius at Bassae in Arcadia
employer Periclean building program
era Periclean Age
linked to: Age of Pericles
fieldOfWork temple architecture
floruit 5th century BC
genre religious architecture
hasWorkLocation Acropolis of Athens
Bassae
Eleusis
influenced later Classical Greek architects
influencedBy earlier Doric temple traditions
knownFor major contributions to the Acropolis of Athens
precision of proportion in temple design
language Ancient Greek
mentionedIn Pausanias’ Description of Greece
Plutarch’s Life of Pericles
notableWork Parthenon
linked to: the Parthenon

Telesterion at Eleusis
Temple of Apollo Epicurius at Bassae
occupation architect
role principal designer of the Parthenon
subjectOf ancient Greek architectural treatises (lost or fragmentary)
timePeriod Classical period of Ancient Greece

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Referenced by (6)

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Parthenon architect Iktinos
subject linked to: the Parthenon
linked to: Ictinus
Callicrates workedWith Ictinus
Parthenon cella architect Iktinos
linked to: Ictinus