Olympian Gods » Zeus, the King of the Gods » Statues and Reliefs of Zeus

Head of Zeus in Pentelic marble. Found in Rhamnous in Attica
Statue of 480 BC

The hair of Zeus is held by a headband, the eyes are inlaid
Statue of 520 - 510 BC

Statuette of Zeus holding a thunderbolt in his right hand and an eagle on his stretched left hand
Statue of 490 BC
National Archaeological Museum of Athens in Greece

Giove (Jupiter) from Otricoli (a town in Umbria, Italy)
Statue
Vatican Museum in Italy

Archaeological Museum of Olympia
Statue

Museum of Olympia
Statue of 470 BC

Zeus is depicted on the left sitting on a chair and greeting Hermes, the god of the trade. The side of his seat is adorned with a mask of the river Acheloos. Next to him, Mother Earth
Relief

Zeus seated next to an altar. next to him a group of worshippers.
Relief of 350 BC
National Archaeological Museum of Athens in Greece

'Zeus Meilichios' (the mild-spirited Zeus) seated on a throne, holding a bowl and a sceptre. Next to him a group of worshippers and a slave who leads a sacrificial ram
Relief of 375-350 BC
National Archaeological Museum of Athens in Greece

Zeus seated, his wife Hera in a frontal position, Heracles strides towards them wearing a chiton of lion skin.
Relief