The scene of the frieze from left to right: Goddess of Peace, Alexander the Great standing on his chariot holding a scepter, two equerries and soldiers leading Alexander's favorite horse Bucephalus. Imaging funded by the Milne School, Class of 1961.(21" X 300" photograph)
The scene of the frieze from left to right: Hepaestion, a Macedonian general and Alexander's closest colleague on horseback, followed by Parmenio, Philip II's great general and a major cavalry general under Alexander in the Persian campaign, and Amyntas, a major Macedonian cavalry commander, both at the head of the Greek cavalry. Imaging funded by the Milne School, Class of 1961.(21" X 84" photograph)
The scene of the frieze from left to right: A warrior leads an elephant loaded with booty and a Persian general with head bowed is guarded by a warrior. On the right are Greek warriors with horses and a warrior with shield pointing out the procession to the Danish artist Thorvaldsen who has portrayed himself in antique garb. Imaging funded by the Milne School, Class of 1961.(21" X 80" photograph)
