[DOC] [TLE] Parthenon Frieze - Wikipedia [PAR] Cavalry from the Parthenon Frieze, West II, 23, British Museum. The Parthenon 
frieze is the high-relief pentelic marble sculpture created to adorn the upper part 
... Plutarch's Life of Pericles, 13.49, informs us the man who directed all the ... 
this scamillus or guide strip is the best evidence there is that the blocks were 
carved... [DOC] [TLE] Elgin Marbles - Wikipedia [PAR] The Elgin Marbles, also known as the Parthenon Marbles, are a collection of 
Classical Greek ... According to a Turkish local, marble sculptures that fell were 
burned to ... He sold the Parthenon Marbles to the British government for less 
than the ... slabs from the parapet frieze of the Temple of Athene Nike; and a 
number of... [DOC] [TLE] British Museum - Parthenon Sculptures [PAR] The Parthenon sculptures: an introduction to the Parthenon sculptures in the 
British ... These sculptures were acquired from Lord Elgin by the British Museum 
in ... Parthenon Frieze (British Museum Press, 1994); Ian Jenkins, The Parthenon
... [DOC] [TLE] Elgin Marbles & the Parthenon - Live Science [PAR] Jan 14, 2013 ... Although today the sculptures appear white, originally they were painted in vivid 
... A marble frieze from the Parthenon, now displayed in the British Museum, ... 
Not all the sculptures from the Parthenon are in the British Museum; another 
large ... The Elgin Marbles once adorned the Parthenon in Athens. [DOC] [TLE] Elgin Marbles - Athens Info Guide [PAR] The Parthenon from Athens Info Guide, the most complete tourist information 
guide ... of sculptures, the metopes, the frieze and the pediments, were created to 
adorn it. ... and the Centaurs -- part man, part horse; the east side showed the 
Olympian ... Elgin made attempts to sell the Marbles to the British government but 
the... [DOC] [TLE] Elgin Marbles: British Museum loan 'an affront to the ... - BBC.com [PAR] Dec 5, 2014 ... The Greek prime minister says the British Museum's decision to loan one of the 
Elgin ... 247ft of the original 524ft frieze. 15 of 92 metopes (marble panels) ... 
which adorned the triangular ends (the pediments) of the Parthenon. ... Many 
were removed by agents of the British diplomat Lord Elgin in the early... [DOC] [TLE] Greece: Secrets of the Past - The Parthenon - Canadian Museum of ... [PAR] The leading politician of the day and the man behind the construction project was 
... Many were also upset that the monies to build the Parthenon were being ... that 
it's gold panels could be removed, weighed and sold should the need arise. ... 
Seated gods wait to receive the new peplos, detail from Parthenon frieze, Slab IV. [DOC] [TLE] Elgin Marbles: British Museum lends statue to Russia - BBC News [PAR] Dec 5, 2014 ... The British Museum has lent one of the Elgin Marbles to the ... 15 of 92 metopes (
marble panels) ... which adorned the triangular ends (the pediments) of the 
Parthenon. ... Friezes and pediment figures which decorated the Parthenon ... 
Many were removed by agents of the British diplomat Lord Elgin in the... [DOC] [TLE] BBC - History - Ancient History in depth: Lord Elgin - Saviour or ... [PAR] Feb 17, 2011 ... Controversy; Debate; The Parthenon in 1800; The Acropolis ... (some 75 metres) 
of the sculpted frieze that once ran all round the building, ... These actions were 
controversial from the very beginning. ... to celebrate 'Seeing the Elgin Marbles' in 
the British Museum, and ... There are many factors behind this. [DOC] [TLE] Greek government unveils new home for Elgin Marbles - Telegraph [PAR] May 11, 2009 ... They were sold by Lord Elgin to the British Museum for 35,000 after ... Greece 
retains 36 of the 115 panels in the Parthenon frieze. ... and, in the view of many, 
the greatest classical building in the world. ... for the 160-metre long strip of 
marble that adorned the Parthenon until 1801. .... Rat climbs over man... [DOC] [TLE] New home for the Parthenon Marbles unveiled - Elginism [PAR] May 12, 2009

Question: Many of the friezes & panels that adorned the Parthenon were sold to the British Museum by this man
Answer: Lord Elgin