La Arquitectura de los Dioses. Dibujando en Paestum

Greek Doric architecture, as exemplified by the temples of Paestum, reveals intricate design principles and construction techniques through meticulous on-site drawing. This study documents the architectural nuances of three notable temples—the Basilica, Neptune, and Ceres—highlighting their structural intricacies and decorative elements. By analyzing these drawings, researchers uncover insights into ancient Greek craftsmanship, including proportional relationships, entablature details, and column ornamentation. The approach combines direct observation with technical sketching, providing a detailed visual and analytical record of these UNESCO-listed sites.

Báez Mezquita, J. M. (2012). LA ARQUITECTURA DE LOS DIOSES. DIBUJANDO EN PAESTUM. EGA. Revista de Expresión Gráfica Arquitectónica, 16(18). https://doi.org/10.4995/ega.2011.1094