Olympian Gods » Athena, the Goddess of Wisdom » Statues and Reliefs of Athena

Head of Athena Lemnia
Statue of 5th century BC by Phidias

Bronze Statue of Athena of Piraeus (the harbor of Athens). The goddess wears a Doric peplos (veil) and two owls adorn her helmet. She held a spear in her left hand.
Statue of 4th century BC by Kephisodotos
Archaeological Museum of Piraeus in Greece

Helmeted head of goddess Athena. From the sanctuary of Apollo in Boeotia
Statue of 400 BC

Head of Goddess Athena wearing a helmet. The goddess must have been fully armed.
Statue of 450 BC

Statue of 1st century AD

Bronze statuette of Athena Promachos
Statue

Head of Athena wearing a Corinthian helmet
Statue of 2nd century BC
Numismatic Museum of Athens in Greece

Athena gazes sadly at an inscribed stele. This statue was one of the first Greek statues to portray human emotion.
Relief of 460 B.C.

Statue of Athena in animated motion
Statue

Votive sculpture of the "Varvakeion Athena", as the fullest surviving copy of the cult statue 'Athena Parthenos' by the sculptor Pheidias
Statue of 3nd century AD

Statue of 29 BC-14 AD

Athena in island marble.
Statue of End of 6th century B.C.

Head of a terracotta statue of Athena
Statue of around 490 BC.

Marble head of Athena with helmet of Corinthian style
Statue of 420 BC.

Found in 1821 on the Acropolis north slope. Athena is seated on a throne without a backrest wearing a tightly pleated chiton.
Statue of 530-520 B.C by Endoios