大英博物館のインスタグラム(britishmuseum) - 11月5日 03時12分

The next gallery in our #MuseumOfTheFuture series is Room 17, the Nereid Monument.
The Nereid Monument (390–380 BC) takes its name from the nereids, sea-nymphs whose statues were placed between the columns of this monumental tomb. It was built for Erbinna (Greek Arbinas), ruler of Lycian Xanthos in what is now south-west Turkey. Although he was not Greek, Erbinna chose to be buried in a tomb that resembles a Greek temple of the Ionic order. The monument is much influenced by the Ionic temples of the Acropolis of Athens and its lavish decorative sculpture, which can be seen reconstructed and displayed around the walls of Room 17, is a mixture of Greek and Lycian style and iconography.

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